Bee Eustace Design - Website Design

Web Design

Godzone Internet Services: Information Site

Godzone already had a well developed and effective logo, and they were looking to update their customer-side web site and their main information site. As well as wanting to develop a stationary set, and brochure describing their services. It’s been a pleasure designing when I had such a clear aesthetic set by their existing logo, and it’s great to see them getting excited about a fresh modern look.

Godzone Internet Services: Customer Site

The clients wanted the customer end of the site to be more intuitive, and reflect the app designs that are making there way onto the web and through smartphones. Something that would mean reloading just the information not the entire page, making their service quicker. They've had a lot of positive feedback regarding both sites and the customers seem happy with the change.

Scholars Pro Musica Chamber Choir

The Scholars Pro Musica site came about from a need to tell a wider audience about their concerts, letting more people know time and dates, where they are, and what they're up to. I worked with their Artistic and Musical Director, and he had a very clear direction for the site design and function. It was a pleasure working with him.

They now update their concert information themselves, and have had a lot of fantastic feedback about the site's 'look'. I must say it also helped having some wonderful photographs to work with as well, which gave the site a very professional and classic feel.

Jem Ministries

Jem Ministries is the home of Janice Martin, Christian singer and songwriter. She is a very passionate person and wanted a web space where she could share some of her personal messages with the world. The site also needed to provide a form for people to enquire about ordering her CDs, the results were sent directly, and she could then get in contact with her clients. She loved the colours and simple design we came up with, and the site fulfilled her needs well.

Lookout Group

This site was a voluntary project. The Lookout Group needed a site that they could edit easily with multiple users, as the information they submitted was going to be collated and evaluated by the members. Initially designed solely in a word processor, and exported to html, the code wasn't suitable for web publishing. I constructed the site for them in CMS Made Simple, with a very basic design and css setup, so they had a site that did what was needed no-frills.