Marked up the wonderful web designs designs in HTML for The Art of Service, a website set up to market a hospitality board game by Michel Roux Jnr’s co-host on the BBC2 series about service and hospitality, ‘Michel Roux’s Service’. From the site, ‘The Art of Service board game is a training tool for restaurant and hotel owners, F&B directors and hospitality lecturers’.
London based art gallery, and Damien Hirst specialist, Roman Black Gallery, treated itself to an overhaul, both in terms of design and content structure. Given the bespoke nature of the galleries and the fact that the site would be handling a lot of images, Drupal was choosed as a CMS, in favour of WordPress.
Took designs for a Yell! campaign microsite and converted them to a functioning site. This was a pretty standard psd/design to (X)HTML job.
I implemented a new front end design for LegionLive, The Royal British Legion’s online community. The site has a very engaging look and feel, and leverages a good number of web 2.0/social community mediums, providing a hub of activity for Royal British Legion members and friends alike.
As a fan of big footers in web design, I thought I’d add a link to an interesting piece on the subject over at Design Shack. Big footers are great for organising content, giving a site a sense of structure and grouping/organising otherwise awkward pieces of content.
