While I’m at it, I’ve lately also enjoyed giving the Australian Council of State School Organisations website a makeover.
ACSSO is a long term client and one that I value because the subject matter matters.
Having not so long converted the site to WordPress (admittedly in a clumsy albeit functional manner), it was good to be able to expand what should be an important interface between the peak national body for public school parent organisations and anyone with an interest in public education in Australia.
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Posted in: education, portfolio.
Here’s another site that’s just gone live.
Sci-Tek Systems sells, installs, tests and services medical refrigerators.
These are the kind of fridges and freezers used by hospitals, pharmacies and pathology centres to store blood, vaccines and the like. They’re based in Wollongong and service pretty much all of NSW and ACT.
As always, I spent a bit of time understanding the business, scoping my client’s competitors, Googling for likely search terms and generally surveying the medical and pharmaceutical refrigeration market. As you do.
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I feel very fortunate to work in an industry where art and science, creativity and technology, form and function come together in the way they do.
The web industry, in turn, is fortunate to have people like Andy Clarke, Mark Boulton and Elliot Jay Stocks to inspire us to seek and achieve beauty in our designs.
All three are highly creative visual designers as well as engaging and articulate conference speakers and workshop leaders. They are also the authors of books that highlight not just their own work and philosophies but those of their peers.
I was quick to pre-order a copy of 8 faces, a new magazine project of Elliot’s, and it was just as well I did, as it soon sold out.
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Posted in: developing the web, turn the page, works for me.
