Brighton Marina Website
A re-design for Brighton Marina, this was back in the good old days of Adobe Flash as they wanted some pretty funky stuff and it couldn’t be handled using CSS, it was all coded in AS2 and featured some quite cool things for its time!
Gatwick Airport - Gatwick Factor social website
Gatwick Airport approached us to create an website which complimented their in-airport promotion, we devised in-airport booths which passengers could enter and record themselves singing, these videos along with videos uploaded from home would all feature online. Users could then vote & rate their favourite videos
Clickfire Website
After being part of the Clickfire team for 3 years, we had decided to invest some much needed time into redeveloping our website & updating the brand, our old website had served us well but it was beginning to look and feel dated and wasn’t setting us apart from the competition any more.
Damar Group Website
Another website for the Civil Engineering industry, this time Damar allowed us to be a bit more funky with the look and feel of the website which meant being able to create some nice effects – background, footer and transparencies.
This content managed website enabled Damar to sit alongside their competitors in the higher end of the civil engineering world, as well as ranking highly it enabled them to showcase all the great work they have been working on.
Chris Knox Photography Website
Chris wanted a simple themed website to showcase his stunning array of professional photographs, working alongside his son, James we created a brand and website which was simple and easy to use and let the photography do the talking.
Datanet Website
Datanet – the business class hosting provider were looking for a new website to compliment their new high-end data center. They had some very clear messages they wanted to convey and also needed a website which appealed to their big brand client base. The project needed to be content managed to allow Datanet full control & needed to rank highly in the crowded hosting market place. As well as a complete custom icon set & modern big footer we had fun creating a unusual dark website for the team.
Dean & Dyball Website
A redesign was needed for Dean & Dyball, the construction & civil engineering company needed a new content managed website which would feature all their latest construction projects as well as company information and job vacancies.
Dyer & Butler Website
A fresh redesign was needed for Dyer & Butler, the construction & civil engineering company needed a new content managed website which would feature all their latest construction projects as well as company information and job vacancies.
Exbury Gardens Website
A new website for the Exbury estate & gardens, content managed feature events, photo galleries & visitor information.
Golf Marketing Services
A great content managed website created for the guys at Golf Marketing Services, the website featured a full rotating top banner which flooded the website with colours picked out from different customer projects.
ionoco Website & Branding
The first step in the project for ionoco was to come up with a name for the new start-up company, once we had created a name which everybody was happy with, we set off to create a brand device which would work across the big range of media channels that ionoco had planned to use it on. The website design followed from the brand, ionoco wanted something smart, modern & content managed – to feature video integration, latest news and case studies.
James Knox personal portfolio
A full screen flash showcase website for a talented graphic designer.
Jungle Jeans Brand & Website
This was a really fun project to get involved with, Jungle Jeans – a new soft play centre in Southampton needed a new brand, logo and website to go hand in hand with their launch. The website was simple but needed to display fun & character. The brand itself was to be used across all media and the Monkey was scaled to epic proportions for use inside the play centre.
Southpeak Games, Section 8 Microsite
A great little project which I worked on for a well known games developer – SouthPeak Games, for their launch of Section 8
