BRIEF: Digi Screens had found The Design Web listed at the top of page 1 in the organic listings of a Google search and sought a quote for an urgent development of a responsive content management system to showcase their digital screens. SOLUTION: We proposed a
BRIEF: For this project we had 1 month to create a new more contemporary website in time for the 2017 prize announcement. The previous website was very text heavy and needed to be restructured in order to make the content more easily accessible. SOLUTION: We recommended
BRIEF: To replace an outdated website with a new contemporary design that allowed for more depth under each product, and an eBook library. SOLUTION: We presented designs for key pages for a new more visual approach to the website and then selected a WordPress theme that
BRIEF: To simplify a website we designed 4 years ago that represented a stable of businesses under the Meadowbank umbrella, creating an e-commerce website to showcase and sell Meadowbank Wines from the southern highlands of Tasmania. SOLUTION: We recommended a stylish WordPress theme and made some
BRIEF: To create a website for a new practice at a reasonable price. SOLUTION: Image management can be a time consuming part of a project, so on this job we suggested NBH&W gather a collection of images for us to design the site around. They already
BRIEF: To create a new website to provide access to information on this new industry body. SOLUTION: We used the CBAA logo as a starting point and recommended a minimalist WordPress theme which we customised to suit. We sourced images and graphics to enhance the look
BRIEF: Jenny B wanted a website on a short deadline to promote her Stage Presence coaching business, to provide potential clients with insights to her performance background and to demonstrate her expertise and experience in engaging with audiences. SOLUTION: We set up a WordPress content management
BRIEF: To develop a new WordPress website to replace an out-dated html website with a link to an external blog. The new website needed to keep to a similar design aesthetic, be easy for the client to manage content themselves and not break the bank. SOLUTION:
BRIEF: Amicus Law wanted a multilingual website to replace one they had in place that had a dated design and layout, and could not be administered in house. SOLUTION: We developed a new responsive WordPress content management system website using the premium Virtue themes by Kadence,
BRIEF: Sweet Louise, a non-profit organisation supporting people living with secondary breast cancer, had a website that they said was “difficult to navigate, does not engage users, does not engage members, fails to promote Sweet Louise’s personality nor effectively promote the Sweet Louise brand”. They were
BRIEF: To create a parallax style website to the specifications of the designs provided. SOLUTION: In order to minimise time and costs, we selected a WordPress theme as a starting point and customised to match the layouts. swelllivemusic.com
BRIEF: The Victorian Multicultural Commission needed a comprehensive microsite, packed with features, to enable people to more easily get information, participate and experience Cultural Diversity Week 2017. With a high proportion of mobile users in the target audience, the site had to have a strong
BRIEF: Vyara approached us to take over the development of a responsive WordPress website that she had been progressing with another developer who had not met agreed deadlines, functionality requirements or service levels. She provided us with a very clear view of what she wanted and
BRIEF: To add a responsive website for Ceroc Wellington to be consistent with the functionality and branding of the Ceroc New Zealand website. SOLUTION: We replicated the ceroc.co.nz website then then refined it to relate only to Wellington. We also integrated the events calendar with the
BRIEF: Heidi came to us with an outdated, non-responsive html website that she wanted us to overhaul. SOLUTION: We recommended WordPress and suggested using a flexible theme which would allow us to mix and match layouts and to break up large areas of text into sections.
BRIEF: InBalance came to us needing some small tasks for a complex site with a sophisticated client exercise management area. The old site wasn't responsive and it had some bugs and compatibility issues with latest software versions. SOLUTION: We were able to offer support on the
BRIEF: Mercy Ships New Zealand's requirements were a new responsive website packed full of functionality that their team could manage in-house. The new site needed to look good, be appealing to potential donors, be full of useful information for volunteers, and have secure on-line
BRIEF: The organiser of the Tucson Tango Festival in Arizona, USA had a non-responsive WordPress website that he and his team liked the look of on desktop and laptop computers, but wanted it to look just as good on SmartPhones and other mobile devices, so
BRIEF: Former New Zealand representative football player Luke Naughton mandated The Design Web to build website for his new business Hākinakina that he was setting up to provide sport and fitness sessions for London children and schools. He wanted to use it to profile the
BRIEF: To transfer an existing website from a hosting service and website service provider that weren’t performing to Laser Skin Technologies’ expectations, and then make various refinements and provide their team with guidance on administration processes. SOLUTION: We effected the migration, added a home page slideshow,
BRIEF: Our client needed a simple website with a gallery and a small amount of info just to have a web presence for his art-filled terrace accommodation. SOLUTION: We selected a stylish WordPress Theme and customised the colours to suit the branding provided. This project included
BRIEF: To build a new website that looked great at a reasonable cost. SOLUTION: We recommended a flexible off-the-shelf theme that could be customised to reflect the new Brightside Careers branding. To speed up the development process, the client provided us with layouts for all of
BRIEF: The Auckland Tango Dance community wanted to develop a website to provide useful information about Auckland tango for local dancers as well as for visiting dancers and people looking to start dancing tango. They wanted the new site to provide all the events calendar
We replaced an existing site with a Wordpress content management system, and added some cool new features like a "contact Santa" blog and a "count-down" to the parade. The site reflects the client's new corporate style guide which they provided to us. The website is now
BRIEF: To add a second responsive website for Ceroc New Zealand as a vehicle for New Zealand Ceroc dancers to keep track of Ceroc events throughout New Zealand and to submit entry forms. SOLUTION: We started by replicating the ceroc.co.nz site that we had built a
BRIEF: ATSS was relaunching as TSA (Tuberous Sclerosis Australia), and wanted to give their website a complete design overhaul as well as to improve the useability, particularly to better structure the large array of content and make it easier for different user groups to find
BRIEF: Urban Build Co wanted a developer to build a “responsive WordPress website” so typed these words plus “Auckland” into Google and found The Design Web at the top of page one. They wanted to showcase their building projects on a new website to replace
BRIEF: Together Co launched a with an off-the-shelf WordPress website they completed in-house and then asked us to fine tune the design to take it to the next level. SOLUTION: We refined the design and layout of the theme, customising elements and adding new images to
BRIEF: To create a brand new visual website to showcase the diverse range of talent represented by Luscious. SOLUTION: We customised a wordpress portfolio theme, with a vibrant colour scheme, creating a parallax home page, playful blog as well as video and image portfolios. OUTCOME: Luscious now
BRIEF: To create a website to showcase the global exhibitions and festivals for Parer Studio Light installations, paintings and sculptures, and to allow Amanda Parer to communicate and connect with people who are interested in her work and career through the website and social media. SOLUTION:
BRIEF: Angelika Schuster, for whom we had developed a simple WordPress website, to support her Psychotherapist counselling consultancy business, asked us to create a second low cost website to display the paintings that she produces as an artist to achieve a balance between work and the other demands of
BRIEF: To replace a content management system built by us some years ago, with a new site setting new standards in search engine optimisation and providing the latest in responsiveness for mobile and other devices. SOLUTION: We structured the new site to feature various free marketing
We've been providing comprehensive design and website services for the Boarding Schools Expo since 2007. We created a Wordpress website and we manage all of the content updates and also take care of design for business cards, flyers, magazine and newspaper advertising, simple TV commercials,
We've made 2 micro sites for the Australian Tibet Council. The first was Our Tibet Story, which we designed around the parent site colours. The second site for Tibet Lobby day was created using the same WordPress theme to keep things simple for the team
BRIEF: To develop a Chinese and English language website for a new dedicated pregnancy research alliance between Gravida and the University of Auckland in New Zealand, the University of Alberta in Canada and the First Affiliated Hospital at Chongqing Medical University. The alliance’s researchers focus
BRIEF: To refresh the design of a website that was just over 3 years old, that we had previously built. SOLUTION: We customised a minimalist wordpress theme. OUTCOME: A responsive website with a contemporary design, showcasing larger portfolio images. nathanielgrey.com.au