Client: Chestnut Tree House for Designation (2009)
Details: This is a campaign microsite to support the Chestnut’s Challenge (www.chestnutschallenge.org.uk) which aims to raise awareness and support for the Chestnut Tree House children’s hospice in Sussex, led by some great kids within or connected to the hospice itself. The Take the challenge, Pass it on microsite is part of a YouTube video viral campaign put together by the hospice and it’s team (see campaign credits) to be the hub for sharing the content. I designed and developed the site and helped make sure it was live for the big launch event in December ‘09.
I hope the campaign will be a success for all involved, especially the children, and indeed why not get involved yourself by either donating to the hospice or by passing on the link to your friends so that they can get to meet the wonderful kids involved. Please visit www.challengesussex.org.uk
Client: Reflexxion for Designation (2009)
Details: Reflexxion was founded with a desire to deliver world class standards in People Development across the Retail sector (i.e. they train retail staff to ensure they live up to their clients brand promises). The Reflexxion brand was developed by Designation to reinforce the companies desires and the website continues in that vein offering a smart professional appearence with that little bit of fizz that the Reflexxion directors both appreciate. My main involvement was guiding the design and developing the website.
Client: London&Reading for Designation (2008)
Details: London & Reading Developments is focused on creating value in commercial and residential property. They needed a clean website that help promote their properties and services and give them a online presence to help in their marketing. My main involvement was in developing the website which utilises JavaScript galleries to showcase the properties in the portfolio.
Client: The Capability Company for Designation (2007-2009)
Details: The Capability Company is committed to working in a way which is empowering and which recognises the importance of diversity and equality of opportunity. Designation developed the brand and online presence that helped reflect this positioning. My main involvement was in the development of the website.
Client: SLS for Designation (2008-2009)
Details: SLS Group is an event delivery and implementation company that provide services Worldwide for a event organisers who need overlay, look and/or fit-out services. Be it temporary structures, way-finding, flags or fence scrim SLS can do it all. They needed a website full of images to help illustrate this wide range of services that they can offer, and that’s wht Designation delivered. I was involved primarily in the early consultation and the development of the site itself which utilises JavaScript (including the MooTools framework) to add movement and interactivity to the image browsing.
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