Project type: web design
Client: SA Multicultural Debate
What’s nifty about this project?
Initially, the team putting together the SA Multicultural Debate were considering a conventional multi-page website. After a consultation, I introduced them to the concept of the one page website, in which all content is served on a single homepage. This approach allows users to scan for general information without needing to navigate from one page to another. A navigation bar, meanwhile, allows users who know what they’re looking for quick access to relevant content.
Project type: web design
Client: therereaders.com
What’s nifty about this project?
The team behind The Rereaders, a popular literary and cultural podcast, were looking for a new web design that would be both memorable and super easy to navigate. Recognising that most listeners enjoy their podcasts on the go, I worked on a responsive design optimised for both mobile and large-screen devices.
Project type: web design, branding, and video
Client: Adelaide University Union, vconnect.org.au
What’s nifty about this project?
VolunteerConnect is a hyperlocal social network allowing volunteers to connect with organisations that meet their interests. The interface is clear and friendly, and users are guided through the process of setting up an account and applying for their first position. A short video, which acts as an advertisement and guided tour, sets the tone for VolunteerConnect: a service for engaged students who need an easier way to fit volunteering opportunities into their active lives.
Tools, frameworks, and philosophies employed in this project:
The 960 CSS grid system, HTML5 video (plays well with Flash-less devices), Final Cut Pro X, Apple Motion, and the belief that we can use the web to enable people to do good.
