Centurion Force is a free Flash arcade including sports and adventure games.
Centurion Force wanted a new text-based logo and theme based on the brief of 'Centurion helmet' and 'gold'!
The site works through a PHP arcade script, but the owner wanted something more professional than the theme bundled with it. All the graphics are bespoke to fit around the site to maintaining its usability.
The Woodford Foundation is a charity that was set up to help children with sensory disabilities, with a particular focus on young people living in extreme poverty.
The site is a bespoke WordPress theme and includes the Flexi Pages widget to power the interactive navigation. Instructions and help was provided in the use of WordPress.
The design was matched to the companies new logo and corporate colour scheme. Javascript was used to create a large text option on the site as some of its users may have impaired vision.
NLP Surrey is a small business based in Surrey that provides training and coaching in NLP, a set of mental and emotional therapy techniques, as well as in EFT and EmoTrance.
The company was set-up in 2007 and was in need of an easy-to-use website to introduce people to a relatively unknown therapy, which could both explain the nature of their profession and fit around their corporate identity.
I coded the mark-up of the page in XHTML 1.0 Strict, and, as one of the company managers was happy to update the website in-house, left comments about how to change the mark-up in the relevant areas. I also coded the CSS styles and layout, created clear navigation and added contact information where it would be seen. The three column layout works to draw visitor's attention to an explanation of the training on offer.
The Man in Grey... is a site I created dedicated to the work of one of my favourite authors, Frederick Forsyth.
I produced both code and content for the site, and used a straight-forward design to evoke the nature of the content material, which leaves plenty of space for a clear navigation section and the copy on the page.
