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Friday, January 2nd, 2009
We are extremely proud to have devised a new brand identity for a property development that will help redefine one of the most recognisable skylines in the world.
The new identity for St James Quarter, Edinburgh, a retail site acquired by Henderson Global Investors, set for redevelopment until 2014, was evolved over several weeks by the Zebra Crossing team, lead by Luke Hammersley and including work by designers Rory Seaford and Chris Trotman.
The identity has been rolled into a variety of literature for use with planning applications, consultation processes, press activity and corporate stationary alongside a new content managed website (using Drupal) designed and built by the Zebra Crossing Digital team. See: www.stjamesquarter.info.
Zebra Crossing were appointed by Henderson’s PR & communications agency Halogen.
Tags: Brand Development, CMS, Drupal, PHP, Print Design, Print Management, Web Design
Posted by Luke Hammersley in Print Projects, Uncategorized | No Comments »
Wednesday, November 19th, 2008
Commissioned by Philips’ agency DDB London, Zebra Crossing has for the past few months been busy localising global sites for two of Philips’ new consumer products, SalonStraightSonic and Wake-up Light.
We’ve been handling the intricate process of making sure sites in a plethora of languages and countries look good and work as they should. Dealing with copy in many languages and producing local site variations, we’ve worked closely with TribalDDB and the Philips web team to ensure that all code runs faultlessly in a number of different environments.
Also, our Flex and Flash teams have worked on outdoor animations for Germany, Austria and Switzerland, while our designers and developers have built local promotions and data-capture microsites for several countries.
Tags: Flash, Flex, Localisation, MySQL, PHP, Web Design
Posted by Carl Winberg in Digital Projects, Project News, Work Archive | No Comments »
Thursday, May 29th, 2008
We are pleased to announce that the new Dyslexia Teaching Centre website is now live. The site is built on a WordPress Content Management System which allows the staff to update the site with latest news, events and publications relevant to the dyslexia community in London. The iste offers a new communication hub for people connected with the centre and we are delighted to have worked with the wonderful team at the DTC. We wish them success with the site and all the work they do. Thanks also go to our good friends and partners at Foxland with whom we developed the site.
Tags: CMS, PHP, Web Design, Wordpress
Posted by admin in Digital Projects, Project News, Work Archive | No Comments »
Monday, December 17th, 2007
This week saw the launch of the CIH Conference and Housing Exhibition site we created for the Chartered Institute of Housing and their event organisers, Ocean Media Group. The event – taking place in Harrogate this June – boasts a strong line-up of speakers, including Rt. Hon. Michael Portillo, Diane Abbott MP, David Smith – Economics Editor of the Sunday Times and leading US Economist David Shepherdson.
The CIH is the professional body for people working in housing across the UK and its conference and exhibition is the UK’s ultimate housing event. With Gordon Brown announcing an £8bn investment in housing in his first spending review, the conference will look at how the sector can deliver the government’s objective of decent and affordable housing for all.
Working closely with our partners at FoxLand, the site was built using WordPress and includes online booking functionality. More exciting functionality will be added to the site as the event draws closer – so watch this space!
Tags: Brand Development, CMS, MySQL, PHP, Print Design, Web Design
Posted by Carl Winberg in Digital Projects, Print Projects, Project News, Work Archive | No Comments »
Wednesday, September 12th, 2007
Zebra Crossing were commissioned by the property PR agency Halogen to help devise a new brand identity for ‘The Upper Lee Valley’ a public sector venture to promote development and investment into this area of London, which runs from Liverpool Street, northwards along the Lee Valley, into Hertfordshire.
Starting with a brand workshop involving representatives from The Mayor’s Office, Halogen and the three London Boroughs, we went on to devise a brand that reflected the landscape of the area as a green corridor, the goals of the organisation and a sense of growth for the future.
Zebra Crossing design and digital teams then created a short series of literature to launch the scheme and a website. The project included the commissioning of a series of stunning photographs that showcase the natural beauty of the area, provided by one of our partner suppliers, Joel Anderson Photography.
Tags: Brand Development, Copywriting, CSS, Photography, PHP, Print Design, Print Management
Posted by Luke Hammersley in Print Projects, Project News, Work Archive | No Comments »
Tuesday, September 4th, 2007
Once again we have gone live with the online entry and payment system for the Rotary Club of Great Britain, Forest of Dean branch where they are now accepting entries for the 2008 Trails Half Marathon. Following on from last years success the database has been upgraded and tweaked ready for the many thousands of entrants to use. The race is held in March and we are proud to sponsor this charitable event through our work to help them to organise the event.
Tags: Copywriting, MySQL, PHP, Web Design
Posted by admin in Digital Projects, News | No Comments »
Saturday, February 10th, 2007
Zebra Crossing have developed a new web presence for Fortismere School, a large comprehensive in North London. The site, which takes their sixth form prospectus online is coded using PHP, CSS and Flash, and includes video and photography commissioned for the project. The site was designed, built and is hosted by Zebra Crossing and replacing the school’s previous expenditure on print versions, will see savings of some £20,000 over the next two years, with a nice environmental saving as well.
Tags: CSS, Flash, Offline Editing, PHP, Video Production, Web Design, Web Development, Web Video
Posted by Luke Hammersley in Digital Projects, Work Archive | No Comments »
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