I'm a developer with over 14 years experience of creating digital projects for large blue chip clients and celebrities - from large scale interactive environments for motorshows to developing websites using social media feeds and content management systems - either bespoke or WordPress. I have worked on projects for Ford, Nokia, Esther Benjamins Trust, The Naked Heart Foundation, Jon Richardson and Kin Design.
I have worked closely with the Social Media Practice, Liberty842, developing and maintaining websites for Gok Wan, Michael McIntyre, Alan Carr, Off the Kerb, Hotsauce TV, and Dara O Briain.
Client: Andy Parsons
andyparsons.co.uk
Andy’s site was built in WordPress and designed to be easily updated.
It incorporates a custom-layout facebook fan box and displays the latest 10 gigs on the homepage.
The site was designed and illustrated by Sari Griffiths.
Client: Kin Design for Cassette Playa
kin-design.com
An interactive photo booth was developed for Artist, Cassette Playa which was exhibited during London Fashion Week.
The booth offered visitors the opportunity to create their own animated image using four photographs taken inside the booth and Cassette Playa graphics.
Visitors to the booth could then email the animation and they were posted on the Cassette Playa website.
Client: Kevin Bridges
kevinbridges.co.uk
Our brief was to showcase the work of this young, up-and-coming comedian. The site boasts big punchy video, images and tour listings so fans and visitors can instantly get a taste of Kevin’s comedy. The site has a modular architecture and design to allow it to grow rapidly over next few years.
The site was designed by Sari Griffiths and written and produced by Tayler Cresswell.
Client: Liberty842 for Gok Wan
gokwan.com
Gokwan.com was developed in WordPress and designed to give Gokettes (Gok’s fans) access to Gok and information about his TV and book tour appearances. The site boasts video, image galleries, events and diary as well as a blog. Comments needed to be moderated and easily managed via the backend interface.
From Alan Carr:
