Benjibox
Benjibox is the brainchild of a Penny, a mum who was wanting to start up an online to store selling a few "cool" products so she could stay at home with her young child. She already had a rough design drawn up, and needed me to implement her ideas and set up an ecommerce system for her.View site »
Marianne de Pierres
Website design only. Development by Speculate Design. Orbit UK commissioned the rebuild of Australian speculative fiction writer Marianne de Pierres’s website. The new design needed to fit with a new direction being taken with the book covers, and Marianne herself requested something "stylish, sexy, dangerous and elegant". View site »
Kylie Chan
Website design only. Development by Speculate Design. Author Kylie Chan wanted the design of her website to reflect the cover of her first book, "White Tiger". The red white and blue/grey colour scheme of the book cover was matched with small image elements taken from the cover or similar stock photos. The result was a clean, simple website design which worked well on its own, as well as an accompaniment to her book. View site »
Photographic Naturescapes
A photographer requested a new look for his existing site, and an easy way to manage his photo gallery. He wanted a nature-based colour scheme to tie in with his nature photography. His work was featured heavily throughout the design, with an opening flash slideshow, a header montage on the homepage, and random headers on other pages. The whole website is managed via an easy to use CMS. View site »
Good Reading Magazine
Website design only. Development by Speculate Design. Good Reading Magazine was wanting a new design for their existing site with which to launch the online edition of “Good Reading”. The brief was to create a colourful, clean design that was easy to read and easy to navigate, and had a sense of fun. View site »
Jennifer Fallon
Website design only. Development by Speculate Design. Jennifer Fallon is a best-selling author of sci fi/fantasy books. She requested a design that resembled an olde-world desk, incorporating an open book, parchment and scraps of paper, along with Jennifer’s logo of a seal on an envelope. View site »
