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Luke Tyler
4B Sports - Sound Design + Music (Portfolio Project)
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Diana Buda
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Quarterly B2B Newsletter Design and Development
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Matthew Johnson
Bumble – Senior Software Engineer (Previous)
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Precious Odunaiya
ESG & The Commercial Sustainability Crisis
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Simon Presland
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Really happy to see this one go live. Flow Gallery is a refined Notting Hill gallery curating internationally-acclaimed British and global contemporary craft for the soulful home. The project involved migrating their current website from SquareSpace to Shopify without losing their minimalist, gallery-style aesthetic with a clear, refined visual identity. Along with the design work over 800 products, 100 artist pages and numerous blogs where also migrated to ensure a seamless transition to Shopify.
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Clare Thornthwaite
Aladdin Flyer
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Jack O'Neill
How YouTube Raised an Entire Generation
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Joseph Court
Azure Exhibitions Branding
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Ciara McLaren
I'm working with The Humble Mug, an herbal tea shop in Vermont, to launch their website.
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Luke Tyler
Figma Social Templates | Modular
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Diana Buda
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Verve Client Seminar
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Simon Presland
Pro
Stompa, another long-time client of GreenBerry, had reached the limits of what SellerDeck could offer. After collaborating with GreenBerry over several years, they entrusted the us to lead their transition to Adobe Commerce. The project involved the migration of products, categories, orders, customer accounts, and CMS pages from the existing site, ensuring no search engine traffic was lost. We also leveraged Adobe Commerce’s multi-site functionality to create a dedicated trade platform, enabling Stompa’s trade customers to conveniently place orders online. stompa.com
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Clare Thornthwaite
Jack and the Beanstalk Flyer
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Jack O'Neill
Blade Runner 2049: Why It Bombed at the Box Office But Is the B…
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Joseph Court
Lightspeed Creative Branding
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Ciara McLaren
BlaBlaCar and Uber Respond Differently to Covid-19
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