Here are just a few of our favourite projects. If you like what you see and you think that working with us would be a fun, profitable experience for both of us, get in touch — we love hearing about new and interesting projects.
Xstrata grow and manage a diversified portfolio of metals and mining businesses with the single aim of delivering industry-leading returns for their shareholders. They achieve this through genuine partnerships with employees, customers, shareholders, local communities and other stakeholders. The site will be launched in late 2009.
With over 30 years of publishing under its belt, and more than 60,000 subscribers worldwide, the New Internationalist is renowned for its radical, campaigning stance on a range of world issues, from the cynical marketing of babymilk in the Majority World to human rights in Burma.
In a transparent, public process, Stuff and Nonsense collaborated on a redesign of New Internationalist online including the design of new magazine, blog, book and shopping sections of the new site.
We designed using a web browser as a tool from the start to make over thirty new templates and daily we published our work online for New Internationalist, their readers and members of the public to comment on and make suggestions. The site will be launched in late 2009.
The brightest speakers, the most up-to-date web design & development information in a workshop atmosphere that makes learning creative. Say hello to For A Beautiful Web.
If you could dream up the perfect format for creative web site design and development training, if you could mix in some of the brightest star guest speakers with the industry's most up-to-date information and set everything in an atmosphere that makes learning creative, you would think yourself very lucky.
Say hello to the For A Beautiful Web series of web design master-classes. We are really excited about For A Beautiful Web and to meeting new people along the way. We hope we will see you there.
Caerwys View is set over four acres of landscaped woodland in rural North Wales and has been re-developed to allow for a year-round season.
