18.01.11
Jamie
Dusted USA continues to gain a foothold in the American market and just before Christmas, saw the launch of Donald Haack Diamonds & Fine Gems (DHD) – the highly respected jewelry store based in Charlotte, NC. Dusted were commissioned to redesign and build a new site for DHD, who were looking to update and drastically improve their online presence before venturing on a market push this year. Read the rest of this entry »
11.03.10
Matt
We recently launched a brand new website for Depiction Lab, a design consultancy specialising in the creation of branded environments for the retail, commercial and leisure sectors. The site was to be quite standard in terms of its content, with news, a portfolio and company profile. However the visual approach was more adventurous, meaning that a Flash website was the best fit for them and their audience. Read the rest of this entry »
15.09.09
Jack
Following Dusted’s appointment back in April, the new website for CEME – the Centre for Engineering and Manufacturing Excellence – recently launched with a dual presence covering two distinct sectors – the corporate and education audience and the conferencing and events market. Read the rest of this entry »
29.06.09
David
One of our largest projects to date was launched last week – a new website and customer portal for Howard Smith Paper Group (HSPG) – one of the UK’s leading paper merchants and despite any preconceptions (fuelled largely by David Brent and the fictional paper company, Wernham Hogg) the business of paper is a serious one. 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 »
18.06.08
Jamie
Which content management system (CMS) should I install? This is a question which doesn’t have a simple answer. The right CMS depends, in my opinion, on who will be using it, how much support is required and how extensible it needs to be. Over the years I have installed, tested and evaluated many solutions on various platforms, but as an advocate for open source, I will give a quick rundown of my two favourite open source products: Typolight and Drupal. Read the rest of this entry »
