How Has The Web Changed Business Positively?
September 19th, 2012
Over the years, the World Wide Web has become the most desirable tool in the work environment, changing the way business is practised. It connects others with ease instantaneously, in ways that include accessibility and cost effectiveness. The web has not only revolutionised business but also homes, education services, libraries, internet cafes, hotels, hospitals, banks, the entertainment industries, the […]
The Portland Hospital
September 12th, 2012
Q. How does a hospital maintain its reputation for having the highest standards in the health care industry? A. Through its staff. Q. How does it source the best staff? A. Via a unique filtering system on their website, designed to recruit the most suitable doctors and nurses for the jobs. Q. Who created this website? A. We did because […]
The Different Roles Of Web Developers And Web Designers
August 17th, 2012
The distinction between web design and web development is determined by two different roles in the construction of websites. Design revolves around the aesthetics of a website whilst development deals with the coding, to ensure functionality and accessibility. Sometimes there are individuals who are able to do both however, the majority in the digital industry who may know aspects of […]
Tips For Students Approaching Design Agencies For Work
August 7th, 2012
Matt Shelley: Senior Designer at Deep Tim Smith: Senior Designer at Deep Q: Is it better to have qualifications or experience, as a student interested in working for a design agency and what should they be? Matt: Design qualifications are important because they reassure companies that you have hopefully reached a certain standard and understanding of what design is, having […]
The London Olympic Logo 2012
July 25th, 2012
A logo or ideogram, is an emblem or graphic mark that represents and promotes the trademark or brand, of a company or individual. In graphic design, it is an important part of creating the corporate identity of commercial enterprises and forging their recognition. A logo is normally comprised of an icon or symbol, or the name of an organisation – […]
How To Be Objective In Design
July 16th, 2012
The process between art and design differs, in the former expressing an idea artistically and the latter finding a solution for a user or task. Graphic designers require objectivity in their visual creations, which often entails overlooking personal emotional judgement and focusing on influencing consumer perception instead. Paradoxically, humans are inherently affected by feelings and cannot completely disengage from their […]
Stan
June 14th, 2012
On behalf of LGR, we designed the backdrop, poster, tickets, online and iphone app adverts for the rising Greek star, Stan. The artwork theme had a summer send off vibe, for the upcoming singer / rapper. We are looking forward to attending his event tonight. Stan, take us away (taksidepse me).
Stuck for Staff
June 6th, 2012
Having designed and developed the recruitment website for Stuck For Staff, potential employees have never found greater hope since Pandora’s Box. The bright colours combined with live feed on the site and vocational opportunities, diminish the dreariness of job hunting.
User Navigation
May 16th, 2012
Manoeuvring around a website is defined as user navigation and is important in the success of how a site is accessed and utilised. It provides a gateway to different content sections and is largely dependent on the effectiveness of its design. We can learn a lot from market research and various studies that inform us of the most effective website […]
