New websites
In a similar manner to bricks and mortar businesses, websites are shop windows to our customers, our colleagues and the public.
Websites face out into the world, so every few years most will need some form of overhaul. This will likely be motivated by: business needs, underlying technology, visual appearance and how one feels about the site. For brochure or portfolio websites, that feeling of pride (or lack thereof) is most likely the strongest indication of whether the site should be improved.
I seem to rebuild my own site every six to eight years for all of the reasons outlined above. Here are a selection of sites that have had different versions over the years:
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Chapter ArchitectsTwo websites for a firm of architects and surveyors. Starting with the single page and then evolving into a full portfolio site.
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Darren WallArt director, publisher and graphic designer Darren Wall’s portfolio website.
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Jason OrtonPortfolio website for a photographer working solely with medium format film.
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Materially SpeakingWebsite and workflow for a podcast about artists and their materials.
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London Community Video ArchiveThe LCVA is a collection of films, interviews and supporting materials primarily from 1969-1994.
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Red+WhitePortfolio website for an architectural firm working primarily on residential developments in Greater London.
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McCormack JoineryImage led site for bespoke furniture makers who had outgrown a site built on a template.
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InJoinery websiteSimple, interim site to an replace un-editable Wordpress site.
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equipBrochure site for a equip who supply, manage and crew events across London’s premier venues. Brand refinements and site design by Dave Smyth.
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We Sort's own websiteMy own site and all the sites that lead to this one.
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