Content Management System

BRIEF:When Elly-Ann Pritchard sold the NZ Ceroc business and agreed to become the Auckland Central Ceroc franchisee she needed her own site and she needed it in a hurry. She also wanted the site to have the look of the Ceroc Championship site, be useful to her many Auckland Central clients, be recognisable as part of the NZ Ceroc network, and be a vehicle to attract wedding dance and ballroom dance business.

SOLUTION: With the blessing of the new franshisor, we created a new Dance Company website that featured Ceroc Auckland Central as the central service but also profiled Elly’s other dance services.

OUTCOME: A website that is proving useful to Elly’s existing clientelle and to newcomers to dance in Auckland.

Content Management System

BRIEF:To build a second content management system for the firm’s Barristers, that drew on the same structure, design and functionality features of the recently completed website for Amicus Law. The brief was to complete the project within 10 days and within a tight budget.

SOLUTION: We replicated the website we had developed for Amicus Law then adapted it as required by the client.

OUTCOME: We had the new site up and running in two days and completed various tweaks required by the client and published it several days ahead of schedule.

Content Management System – Two languages

BRIEF:To build a content management system that would be informative and useful to the firm’s immigrant clients, many of whom have limited familiarity with the English language, and to present Amicus Law as a modern, approachable and committed team of professionals.

SOLUTION: We set the site up with both English and Chinese copy, encouraged the firm to arrange modern, professional photographs of team members, and loaded hundreds of testimonials from very satisfied clients who were facing all manner of legal challenges.

OUTCOME: A website that the firm is proud of and that they can keep up to date in-house.

content management system

BRIEF:To build a website for Music Education New Zealand / Aotearoa | Mātauranga a Pūoro o Aotearoa, as a central element of a strategy to strengthen and reinvigorate the MENZA brand and to improve the organisation’s connection and interaction with its members.

SOLUTION: We developed a WordPress content management system incorporating the best features and functionality of the websites of other music educator bodies around the world and customised it to integrate with the organisation’s membership database and invoicing systems.

OUTCOME: A website full of resources that will be very attractive and useful to music teachers, students and others interested in music education.

content management system

SOLUTION: We guided the business owner through the processes by email, Skype and the odd phone call and customised a regular WordPress website for him to administer and expand over time. We also provided user-friendly administration instructions that had him adding pages, news posts and photo galleries from day one.

OUTCOME: A simple site with images that should appeal to children and other content that we expect will be welcomed by their parents and school teachers. In time we expect the optimisation initiatives we have incorporated in the site will see it rise in its Google rankings to stand shoulder to shoulder with competing businesses in the crowded London market.

content management system

SOLUTION: We used the existing artwork and images to set up a new WordPress website, then downloaded and set up free online store, calendar, and gallery plugins.

OUTCOME: Stepz can now do all sorts of things to their new website that they couldn’t do to their old one. As well as being able to keep their news, shoe store inventory and other website content right up to date, within four weeks of being published the site has risen in Google search engine rankings to be high on the front page for all its key search words and phrases.

cms website

BRIEF: To redesign Luke’s website to look more contemporary, and to build it using a content management system so that it could be easily updated in-house.

SOLUTION: We used his existing logo as a starting point for the design and built the new website in WordPress.

OUTCOME: Luke can now keep his site up to date with new work and latest news. The website makes it easy for visitors to share his posts on social media websites.

cms website

BRIEF: To create a reasonably priced, stylish website on a very tight deadline.

SOLUTION: We adopted a minimalist design with lots of white space to showcase Tash clark’s architectural and interior design projects, and built the website using WordPress to make it easy for her to add future content herself.

OUTCOME: A user-friendly website that reinforces Tash’s branding, completed on a fixed price basis within 2 weeks.

business card design

content management system website

BRIEF: To come up with a whole branding package to launch chocolateBrown Interior Styling; including logo, business card, letterhead, invoices and a website that would be easy to add to, as new projects are completed.

SOLUTION: We came up with a torn wrapper design for the logo and used it to frame the website content. We used WordPress to create a portfolio style website that makes it easy to include images into different categories in one easy step.

OUTCOME: A cohesive brand image, a bold portfolio website that is very easy to manage and a very happy client.

content management system

SOLUTION: We set up a WordPress content management system, using the Twenty Eleven theme, dropped in the content, added a contact form, optimised the website for search engines and made some small design customisations to reinforce their new branding.

OUTCOME: A simple, distinctive and attractive website, for under $500 and published within a few days. Our happy clients are delighted to be able to add new content and images themselves.