Geox Amphibiox

The Kaiser Chiefs Album H.Q.

Developed the responsive interface, at Stink Digital, for Geox’s Amphibiox website using CSS (stylus), HTML and JavaScript (jQuery).

Used progressive enhancement techniques throughout the build, including to embed the resizeable Flash-based component and YouTube videos, ensuring the best experience possible was delivered across all devices and browsers.

amphibiox.geox.com

Creative cherry

Creative Cherry

Developed the CSS, HTML and JavaScript (vanilla with Underscore) for Creative Cherry’s responsive website, which has distinct, but thematically-consistent, layouts for narrow and wide viewports.

Ensured excellent performance across devices and networks by conditionally loading the CSS and JavaScript, minimising the use of presentational images and heavily optimising the @font-face files.

www.creativecherry.com

Sidekick Studios

Sidekick studios homepage

Created the responsive front-end for Sidekick Studios’ website using CSS (SMACSS architecture), HTML and JavaScript (jQuery).

www.sidekickstudios.net

The Kaiser Chiefs

The Kaiser Chiefs Album H.Q.

Developed the CSS, HTML and JavaScript (jQuery) at Specialmoves for the front-end of The Kaiser Chiefs’ “The Future is Medieval” website.

www.kaiserchiefs.com

CNN Traveller

CNN Traveller homepage

Developed the custom WordPress theme at Creative Cherry using HTML, CSS, and PHP. The development involved the extensive customisation of WordPress to achieve the travel magazine aesthetic.

Created the WAI-compliant HTML and CSS for CNN Traveller’s subscription micro-site.

Offline: Active for 3 years.

Maxus Global (Norway)

Maxus Global homepage

Developed the HTML and CSS interface at Creative Cherry.

Designed and implemented the custom CMS using the jQuery UI library and Zend Framework.

www.maxusglobal.no

Which?

The comparison tool - Which? Reviews

Developed the interface at Wilson Fletcher for the “Product Finder” tool using HTML, CSS and jQuery-based JavaScript. Worked with the Java team to integrate the interface code into the back-end.

www.which.co.uk

Adidas Impossible Park

Adidas Impossible Park

Developed the back-end in PHP, at De-construct, for Adidas’ Euro Cup TVC competition site which handled the storage & retrieval of user-generated audio commentaries.

Offline: Active for the 3 months leading up to the Euro Cup.

JCDecaux

JCDecaux Development Services

Led the development team at Tonic in creating over 25 unique HTML templates, which included the unobtrusive use of Flash & JavaScript and the implementation of an expandable layout to ensure compliance with accessibility guidelines.

Headed the development of the extensive bespoke CMS, which allowed the management of both the HTML pages and the numerous Flash components.

Offline

London Fashion Week

London Fashion Week homepage

Led the development team in the creation of over 20 standards-compliant and accessible HTML templates at Tonic.

Conceptualised and developed the bespoke CMS for the HTML and Flash sites.

Offline: Active for 4 fashion seasons.