05.10.09
David
We’ve always prided ourselves on the longevity of our client relationships and so it can be quite a proud moment when a brand you’ve worked with for so long, gets a significant overhaul. This is certainly true of Harrison Catering – a brand I’ve worked with for over seven years – as the start of the new school term, saw the launch of their fresh new website. Read the rest of this entry »
08.07.09
Vilmar
Aekt3 is the brainchild of Spanish artist Ángel Fernández Sánchez de la Morena, born in Madrid and currently living/working on London, and art cognoscenti Dagmar Valcarcel. Both had an idea to create an online platform that could enable artists working with different medias to display their work outside the conventional gallery circuit. Read the rest of this entry »
06.05.09
Jack
Achieving a continuous, long-standing relationship with clients has always been one Dusted’s strong points and this is no better demonstrated by the work we have done with the Industrial & Logistics division of CB Richard Ellis. Read the rest of this entry »
14.04.09
David
After winning a creative pitch late last year against other leading London agencies, Dusted have successfully delivered an entirely new web presence for award-winning European private equity and venture capital investment firm, NBGI – an operationally independent member of the National Bank of Greece. Read the rest of this entry »
01.05.08
Matt
The footer, as if to warrant its physical position in life, can often be left until last during the design process, like some sort of digital outcast. To the contrary, the footer deserves so much more attention than that. It can often be the next port of call in the event of a site’s navigation lacking a link that a user feels should be there (most commonly, this is a link to contact details). It can reinforce a brand, offer up exciting tools and just simply finish of a page in an aesthetic way. Read the rest of this entry »
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