Heat Woodfired Pizza

Site Redesign – Heat Woodfired Pizza

Heat Woodfired Pizza is a small, family friendly cafe in Sorell, Tasmania. With a thriving customer base and 16 staff, owner Robbie McLean provides a range of wood-fired pizzas, specialty sweets and desserts and tailored catering to large events.

The aim was to redesign the existing website to make it easier to use, offering a fresh layout. This project also included custom photography for all images on the site.

We addressed the owner’s criteria and designed a clean, easy-to-use website aimed specifically at the cafe’s clients.

The result? A client that loves their new website, has had positive feedback from their customers and is interested in an Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) strategy.

Site Redesign – Page Seager

Page Seager was founded in 1907 and has grown to become one of Tasmania’s largest and leading law firms.

The aim was to redesign the existing Page Seager website (see left above) to make it easier for their clients to connect with the law specialist best fitting their needs.

Working in conjunction with Savage Media, we addressed the client’s requirements and developed a fast, innovative, easy-to-use site. Page Seager’s clients can now immediately find and connect with the law specialist of their choice (see right above).

The result? The client loves their new website.

Custom Web Application – Australian Antarctic Division

The Australian Antarctic Division (AAD) leads Australia’s Antarctic program. As a division of the Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities, its charter is to ensure Australia’s Antarctic interests are advanced. The AAD’s Data Centre manages science data from Australia’s Antarctic research, maps areas of interest in the Antarctic territory and provides advice, education and a range of other products.

The AAD Data Centre brief was to develop a custom web application to allow users to discover, download and map Antarctic data. Key to the project was developing a one-stop shop for Antarctic data delivery inside an easy-to-use interface design.

Design commenced in 2008 and, after a number of iterations and extensive research, was finalised into a set of wireframes ready for development. Development commenced the same year and a working concept was produced, with interactive metadata search, filtered downloads and data mapping.

Custom Web Application – Tarkine Trails

Tarkine Trails is an eco-tourism business, focusing on multi-day tours and bushwalks to Tasmania’s wild Tarkine region in the State’s north-west. With a staff of 10 people, the business runs over 50 trips each season with a diverse range of clients.

Over several years of business, they were using a number of systems to manage their clients and bookings. While these systems worked, they were time-intensive to operate. The goal was to develop a single, easy-to-use, time-effective, one-stop shop web administration system. They needed to manage clients, inquiries, bookings and the allocation of operational resources along with reports to allow guides and drivers to manage day-to-day operations.

The project commenced with a brief which led to the development of wireframes (see left above) to streamline their existing administration processes. A working prototype was developed to demonstrate the look and feel of the interface (see right above).