A complex e-commerce website offering Fine Art prints for sale
The site incorporates a shopping cart and checkout, members accounts, various payment options, and back-end reporting and stock-keeping.
The user experience is enhanced by floating ‘lightboxes’ that appear when an image is hovered, by the ‘masonry’ layout of products, and by lazy-loading.
The easy user experience is built on a rich data-management system
Masonry display and lazy-loading are used to present images in an organic style that also reduces broadband load.
A one-page site to advertise an iPhone photo app (no longer active).
The single-page design is chosen to emphasise simplicity and fun. It features parallax scrolling – where the background moves more slowly than the foreground.
A site dealing with the complexities of a very active venue
The site foregrounds photography, but leaves room for information.
A simple design – to let the ideas speak
A site where cultural theory is discussed need a presentation that is simple and unobtrusive.
An app to add a map and time / date information to photos taken with the phone’s camera. Full of settings and sharing options.
A user-friendly app supplying dynamic information about the Irish Museum of Modern Art during the period that it was split between two venues in Dublin.
An information-rich iPhone app for a Brazilian resort.
A no-fuss app for finding the next train on Dublin’s DART system.
