Debra Orton, and her husband Adam, approached me to design and build them a website to promote – and to sell, a new collection of fine art prints by Debra. The subject of the illustrations is close to my heart so I was very excited by the project – the prints are based on Football stadiums and their surrounding areas, featuring landmarks that are close to the hearts of loyal supporters.
Posts tagged with ‘project’
Debra Orton Illustration
October 10th, 2010 in DesignTerror Flieger War Log Website
March 14th, 2010 in DesignThis project came to me a little out of the blue, it’s not something I’ve built before – or a type of website that I have come across previously. A War Log or War Diary, a journal kept by POW’s in World War 2. Nick wanted to display scans of his Grandfathers in a smart [...]
new website: janie pirie
December 10th, 2008 in Designlast year i designed and build janie’s first website – gold leaf prints – which has now been replaced by www.janiepirie.co.uk. this site was simplified from the original gold leaf design and content, offering prints and cards rather than all the bells and whistles that gold leaf contained. the site makes use of the paypal [...]
Love the Lakes
November 11th, 2008 in DesignOctober saw the launch of one of the largest websites that I have undertaken so far. The site was for a real bricks and mortar shop in England’s Lake District which specialises in products sourced locally – the products were main gift items such as mugs, books and clothing. The brief was to create a [...]
Nicola Duffy Photography
October 6th, 2007 in DesignThe brief for Nicola Duffy’s Photography website gave me an opportunity to produce a site using a CMS (content management system) – my second will be online very soon – some sites that I’d produced in the past used MySQL and PHP but not to this extent. In addition to a content managed site, Nicola [...]
dStudio Website Redesign & Update
February 20th, 2007 in DesignI’ve just finished an update of a website that I first designed in January 2006, it’s actually to advertise the company that I work for. It has been completely redesigned with a new ‘bouncy’ navigation that has been described as “therapeutic”, the original site was slightly over complicated to update with way too many style [...]
