Posts tagged: WordPress

36 Degrees Investment Management website

October 22nd, 2008

36 Degrees are an Investment Management business based in Gibraltar. I was approached to develop a website for them to establish the company’s web presence and enable them to be able to publish company, market and fund informaiton online.

The website is powered by WordPress (the OpenSource content management system) with the front-end templating system heavily customised to provide a sleek user interface.

36 Degrees

Technologies & features

  • Dynamically-driven XHTML page templates
  • Accessible CSS-driven presentation layer
  • jQuery-powered behaviour layer
  • Customisable data-driven navigation
  • News and latest informaton published and available via RSS feed(s)

Deliverables

  • Information architecture: Sitemap and wireframes
  • Graphic/interface design
  • CSS-driven templates
  • Cross-browser screen shots of major browsers (IE 8, 7, 6, Opera, Firefox, Safari)


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Punkt Ltd

May 4th, 2007

Punkt is a cross-disciplinary design consultancy headed up by Giles Dunn. Punkt wanted to simplify their flash-driven website, moving it to a content-managed site.

I developed a WordPress-driven website, with Punkt providing the art direction. I re-skinned the default WordPress installation and customised the PHP back-end to provide the functionality that Punkt required. The site allows Punkt to update the content of the website, without having to get anyone else involved, keeping the site fresh and slashing site maintenance costs.

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Fraoch Marketing

May 4th, 2007

I designed and developed a WordPress-driven web site for Scottish consultancy Fraoch Marketing.

I was responsible for the graphic design, front end development, and integrating the site into the WordPress framework.

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