What A Wonderful Web - The online portfolio of Craig Morris

Azentek

Craig — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 12:56:35 +0000

[image]/wp-content/uploads/azentek.jpg[/image]
[client]Sodafizz[/client]
[link]http://whatawonderfulweb.cmail4.com/e/532891/l/[/link]
[description]Sodafizz needed to send out an email marketing campaign urgently. They only had a design and it needed to be cutup into a HTML email that worked in all major email clients AND in within 2 hours. In constant communication with Sodafizz we managed to get it out, and the campaign worked first time.[/description]

Clean A Matic

Craig — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 12:19:00 +0000

[image]/wp-content/uploads/cleanair.jpg[/image]
[client]Clean A Matic[/client]
[link]http://www.cleanamatic.com.au[/link]
[description]Clean A Matic traditonally only sold their product to wholesalers which would on sell to supermarkets and other retail outlets. They wanted to approach the consumer market themselves and the most effective way to do that was via an online store. A promotional website combined with an online store was developed which allowed them to accept credit card payments online and deliver their product internationally[/description]

Con Poulos Photography

Craig — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 12:15:00 +0000

[image]/wp-content/uploads/conpoulos.jpg[/image]
[client]Studio Emotion[/client]
[link]http://www.conpoulos.com[/link]
[description]Similar to from something I do alot, Studio Emotion needed to enable content management on an interactive flash website. Gradually each section of the site was added to the CMS so Giles Tribe could manage their website themselves.[/description]

Giles Tribe

Craig — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 12:10:24 +0000

[image]/wp-content/uploads/gilestribe.jpg[/image]
[client]Studio Emotion[/client]
[link]http://www.gilestribe.com.au[/link]
[description]Studio Emotion presented me with an almost complete flash website, that I had to finish off. The content had to be editable and the entire portfolio section had to be written. The content management system was implemented and integrated into the website. The site features an updated showcase of their latest work and they don’t have to pay anyone to update their stuff.[/description]

Radar Communications

Craig — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 12:08:00 +0000

[image]/wp-content/uploads/radar.jpg[/image]
[client]Studio Emotion[/client]
[link]http://www.radarcoms.com[/link]
[description]Radar needed a fully interactive website . Studio Emotion developed a fantastic full screen in flash. The only problem was that Radar needed to update it often, which can be a problem in flash. I implemented a content management system that inserted pictures and text into almost all areas of the site so Radar could change content - without paying someone else[/description]

In Concerts

Craig — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 12:06:38 +0000

[image]/wp-content/uploads/inconcerts.jpg[/image]
[client]Studio Emotion[/client]
[link]http://www.inconcerts.com.au/tickets[/link]
[description]What In Concerts needed was essentially a mini Ticketek. The ability to create events, add session times, set the number of tickets available and accept credit card details securely online. A completely custom web application was developed to meet their exact needs.[/description]

Springboard & Global Burgers

Craig — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 12:01:27 +0000

[image]/wp-content/uploads/springboard-global.jpg[/image]
[client]Studio Emotion[/client]
[description]First off, Springboard needed an internal communication tool for all employees, with access restrictions to certain content. They needed the ability to add, edit and delete users as well as control what they had access to. My solution was to provide a customised content management system that did just that. They were so impressed that they wanted the exact same system for their Global Burgers company as well.[/description]

Sakura Flowers

Craig — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 11:56:55 +0000

[image]/wp-content/uploads/sakura.jpg[/image]
[client]Sakura Flowers[/client]
[link]http://www.sakuraflowers.com.au[/link]
[description]Sakura Flowers wanted to expand their retail business into a full featured online shop. I assisted them in getting it online by providing a full hosting package and knowledge of existing e-commerce solutions that could be customised to suit their brand and vision.[/description]

Golf Rewards

Craig — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 11:53:21 +0000

[image]/wp-content/uploads/golfrewards.jpg[/image]
[client]Studio Emotion[/client]
[link]http://www.totalrewards.com.au/golf[/link]
[description]On Total Reward’s entrance in to the golf industry, they needed a website where people could see benefits of their membership, as well as have the ability to sign up online. One of the benefits was content, and a lot of it. The solution was custom development combined with my proven content management system.[/description]

Why Should I

Craig — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 11:47:00 +0000

[image]/wp-content/uploads/whyshouldi.jpg[/image]
[client]Studio Emotion[/client]
[link]http://www.whyshouldi.com.au[/link]
[description]Studio Emotion’s client needed the ability to edit the content on their website and it was currently only done in HTML. I was able to convert the site so that every aspect could be content managed. The site features a complicated coloured hierarchical menu.[/description]