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Stop Climate Chaos – The Wave
By: The Geecologist on: Dec 15,2009 In: Charity, Microsite, Stop Climate Chaos
The Wave was a series of events building up to the world’s largest climate change march that I organised with my 5 colleagues at the Stop Climate Chaos Secretariat, and with the help of all the members of the Stop Climate Chaos Coalition. I brought in web design and software builders Torchbox to help put together this website and an accompanying flash animation banner ad.
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Fran and Nige ‘do the globe’
By: The Geecologist on: Apr 9,2009 In: Freelance, Microsite, Portfolio, Wordpress
A travelogue site designed for a pair of jetsetting friends…
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- Tags: build, deployment, design, support
Israel/Palestine by Alan Dowty
By: The Geecologist on: Mar 5,2008 In: Blackwell Publishing, Microsite, Polity, Portfolio
This microsite was built for Dowty’s Israel/Palestine book, published by Polity.
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This Social Policy Blackwell Publishing textbook was a microsite I designed and built to be rich in microformats.
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Personality and Individual Differences by Tomas Chamorro-Premuzik
By: The Geecologist on: Nov 23,2007 In: Blackwell Publishing, Microsite, Portfolio
Personality and Individual Differences by Tomas Chamorro-Premuzik is published by Blackwell Publishing, and I created this microsite for promotional purposes.
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Learning to fly
There's a knack to not falling out of the sky, and I'm interested in helping organisations who want to float themselves onto the internet. A lot of the work I do is voluntary, which (I hope) doesn't reflect in the quality, but I am also interested in small ethical business commissions for freelance work.
Pictures paint at least 1000 words (depending how good you are with Photoshop) so why not have a look through my portfolio, and then get in touch if you have a project you'd like me to consider.