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An interim website for McVeigh has been developed while the main website takes shape.
The Letter D was also asked to update the internal documents for users to download, with project profiles and job description PDFs being the first cabs off the rank.
Fine Print asked The Letter D to develop a website promo targeting local designers.
We saw an opportunity to broadcast their collection of various wooden type, available for loan, creating a mono/analogue contrast to the digital website being promoted.
Jan Murphy Gallery’s website has had an online shop developed to display the wide variety of items that the represented artists produce — including publications, bags, and jewellery.
A News section has been developed for Jan Murphy Gallery’s website, along with a number of other updates, including an integrated artwork slideshow and new thumbnail format.
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With a new show coming up, Berlin-based artist Matthew Cheyne asked The Letter D to update his existing website, developed in 2005.
Using the online web application Indexhibit, self-editing was enabled, whilst the original banded styling was maintained – simply rotated to allow for future expanding text content.
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The main website for Carter Hood Architects has launched, with a content management system allowing the practice to update at will.
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Bell Gothic, CHA, CMS, Verdana, Website
The Cloakroom has opened an outlet in Sydney’s Surry Hills and were in need of a quick website update for both their boutique and ready to wear label, Pistols at Dawn.
In a possible world-first, Michael Reid is now offering online Art Education lectures, via a new Art Lectures section on their Art Tube.
The Letter D. was asked to develop the purchase interface and manage the integration across the Education sections of the website.
The email templates for Jan Murphy Gallery have been updated and integrated with some tricky coding of MailChimp’s API connection, allowing the existing content editing process to seamlessly merge with the new.
An overall website refresh is also underway.
A small group of Sydney gallerists have banded together to organise a month of events, talks, exhibitions and tours to be known as Art Month Sydney, commencing in March 2010.
The Letter D was asked to develop the website, web-based mailout campaign and associated collateral for the initiative, including a Twitter theme and teaser site, which went live in time for the soft launch.
An initial flip-card identity style by Hayman Design was developed further to convey a calendar month, along with a completed alphabet to display within the flip-system.
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