I'm often looking at the details of different page sizes when starting new projects, and it drives me crazy about the size differences with the various blogs and websites. so I thought I would make this post myself - mostly for my own reference, but also for any others who might find it useful. 

Corresponding to the details of each page, I've got an InDesign document for each template

I was recently approached by a referred client to re-design the logo for a research centre. They had a basic logo - which they liked, but wanted to see what could be done to tidy it up. The centre operates as part of the James Cook University and is therefore bound by the branding guidelines of the university.

Who doesn’t love Christmas? I mean seriously, boozy parties, time away from work, the beach... It’s enough to send any grinch running.

It might sound dorky, but one of the fun bits for me is getting to design Christmas and festive season cards. They are my opportunity to splash out and go creative. Whether it’s simple and minimalist or all-out reindeer, snow and tinsel, I love it. So this special offer is a win-win for both of us.

Custom Christmas cards to show your clients you love ‘em

I’ve recently been doing a load of training regarding website Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and methods to improve traffic to your website.

As many of my clients are small, local, service based businesses, I find it more difficult to draw traffic to these websites and track that interaction than if they were online stores, entertainment or events-based websites. This is the beginning of a series of (hopefully) easy to understand tips and tricks for small businesses