The Angelo Property Group is a construction and property development company founded in 1973. For over 35 years, Steve and his family have been successfully developing and constructing Commercial, Residential and Industrial properties in both Melbourne and Sydney.

The Angelo Property Group approached me looking for a website that could showcase their property developments. They required a clean / professional design and a quick turnaround in order to get the website online ASAP. Andrew Watson (http://www.mixing-bowl.com.au) designed the website, and I used WordPress to develop the website and bring it online quickly.

The company has received excellent feedback from their clients about the website, and were very grateful for the quick turnaround time.

Hug Me Harry is an online shopping haven for beautifully unique giftware delivered straight to your door.

I was approached by Hug Me Harry to develop a full e-commerce solution based on developing and managing an online store. With over 500 products and the need to incorporate promotional codes, the company required a stable, secure and easy to use website that could handle a large number of customers at once and be easily managed.

Andrew Watson (http://www.mixing-bowl.com.au) designed the website, and I developed the online store based on CMS platform CS-CART which allowed Hug Me Harry to easily manage and update their product catalogue. The store includes an online payment system using PayPal, the ability to buy gift certificates and promotional codes, advanced search functionality and social media integration with Facebook and Twitter.

The investment Hug Me Harry made into their online store was paid off within two months and they have received excellent feedback on the store, particularly for how easy to use and stable it has been.

Openica Logistics is a family owned transportation business, located in Dandenong South, Victoria, Perth, Western Australia, and Yatala, Queensland, with depots in all major capital cities throughout Australia. They specialise in the interstate transport of caravans, motorhomes, boats, jetskis, cars (running or non-running), motorcycles (depot-to-depot), trucks, vans, trailers and machinery.

Openica Logistics approached me to redesign their website in order to emphasise the different transportation services offered by the company. The company required a clean design that could be easily navigated and quote forms that integrated with their existing database.

By developing the new website on WordPress, I was able to complement my new design with a dynamic database driven Request a Quote form. The new design has been well received by Openica Logistics and their customers, particularly for its ease-of-use and new Quote form.

In addition to web design and web development, Openica Logistics worked with Fiona Mackenzie, an experienced SEO, online marketer and writer, to create and manage their SEO strategy and achieve a higher rank for their services in Google.

Composite Colour is a digital offset printer that uses digital printing technology to put its customers in control of the creative and printing process.

Composite Colour approached me looking for a new front-end website to complement their existing online store. They required a website that would align with their existing branding,  in addition to being easy to navigate and integrated with social media.

Andrew Watson (http://www.mixing-bowl.com.au) designed the website, and to meet Composite Colour’s requirements, we built the website using WordPress.

In addition to web design and web development, Composite Colour worked with Fiona Mackenzie, an experienced SEO, online marketer and writer, to create and manage their SEO strategy.

Produce À la carte approached me to develop their branding and create brochures, a website and email signatures. The company wanted an exciting logo and a single page website with a contact form. I designed the logo to reflect the quality of their service and the freshness of their produce, and a simple one page website with a contact form and social media integration with Twitter and Facebook.

The logo I designed was well received by Produce À la carte, and their simple one page website is generating a significant number of enquiries.

AudioHearing Melbourne approached me looking to establish their brand through the creation of a website and other promotional materials, as well as business cards, office stationary and referral pads. AudioHearing were intent on being able to manage web content themselves and ensuring that the website would be accessible to a wide audience. The website would also contain a number of online forms and a free online hearing test in addition to other interactive features. For its ease of use as a content management system and its ability to handle the interactive features required by AudioHearing Melbourne, I built the website using WordPress.

In developing the promotional materials, business cards and other printed materials, I worked closely with Andrew Watson (http://mixing-bowl.com.au/) who was responsible for the branding and print designs. AudioHearing Melbourne are thrilled with the fantastic response to their new, easy to manage website, and the wonderful work done by Andrew.

Erect A Rack approached me to rebuild their website and establish a digital strategy for the coming years. This is not the first website they have had for Erect A Rack and were intent on starting anew with a planed out strategy that would appeal to their target audience and suited their business objectives.

Andrew Watson from Mixing-Bowl produced a clean professional website design that ticks all box’s for Erect A Racks strategy objectives. I set about building the new website. With the need to include an image gallery, quote forms and a product catalogue, as well as keep information organised and presented clearly, WordPress was an easy selection for the content management system. Erect A Rack were delighted with the new website and feedback from their customers has been overwhelmingly positive.

In addition to web design and web development, Erect A Rack worked with Fiona Mackenzie, an experienced SEO, online marketer and writer, to create a digital strategy for the business and engaging copy and content to encourage customers to use Erect A Rack as there Racking & Shelving Provider.

The organiser’s behind Young & Free approached me to design and build a website that would showcase the Young & Free exhibition and integrate with social media like Twitter and Facebook. Young & Free wanted the ability to manage the website content themselves, including an image gallery that they could use to display the work of the artists and upload new images to, and needed the site to be up quickly. With this in mind, I set to work designing a fresh and exciting website that complemented the rebellious spirit of Young & Free. I built the website using WordPress, which allowed me to work quickly and integrate social media share buttons for Facebook, Google+ and Twitter.

To the delight of Young & Free, I delivered the website a week prior to the launch date. The website has integrated flawlessly with social media, and buzz is steadily building around the exhibition through the website.

EtherTech approached me looking for a new website that would increase the appeal to their target audience and be capable of handling the ever-changing content requirements of a Service Provider. The new website would need to incorporate an online store as well as integrate with their existing technical support platform and webmail service. To meet EtherTech’s requirements, I created a clean design that would keep content organised while remaining user-friendly.

The website was built on a CMS platform, allowing EtherTech to easily manage content, including image galleries, quote forms and product catalogues. With the help of EtherTech developers, I was also able to integrate the website with the company’s existing platforms. EtherTech’s response to the new website has been positive and the integration process has been a success.

I was approached by Complete Window and Door Replacements to develop a brand new website that would establish their new domain name http://www.windowreplacement.net.au. The company required a clean design that could be easily navigated, as well as image galleries, quote forms and a product catalogue. Andrew Watson (http://www.mixing-bowl.com.au) designed the website, and to meet Complete Window and Door Replacements requirements, we built the website using WordPress.

In addition to web design and web development, Complete Window and Door Replacements worked with Fiona Mackenzie, an experienced SEO, online marketer and writer, to create and manage their SEO strategy, as well as produce copy and content for the website.