As an Aboriginal business Kuracca offers you a business that is culturally appropriate and promotes self-determination and self-management for Aboriginal people. Kuracca consists of Kuracca Consultancy and Communications, the social research and training and development arm of the business together with Kuracca Creative which showcases the artistic talents of Aboriginal writers, photographers and artists. >> www.kuracca.com
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ADD Design & Management prepares interior design schemes and supplies furniture for Official Residences, Staff Housing and Chanceries for Australian Embassies around the world. They are now pleased to present their range of furniture and other products via a new website developed by Link Digital. >> www.adddesign.com.au
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The Hardware Gallery website has been developed with a content management system that allows staff to easily upload images of artworks and associate them with both artists and exhibitions. Visitors to the site are then able to discover works of interest by either category. The gallery, located in Enmore NSW, showcases an impressive catalogue of
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Link has been working with Spice & Co throughout 2006 on the revamp of the Mercury Telephones website. This update to their online look forms part of a larger effort to refresh their full set of brand materials.
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Mercury Telephones provides the peace of mind that comes from high quality service, and products from Australiaâs leading communications companies, NEC and Telstra. Mercury Telephonesâ new website provides information to customers regarding the valuable services they offer, as well as a useful overview off the high quality products they specialise in.
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This website was developed for the commercial gallery of Michael Reid. Based on designs provided by Michael, Link Digital has developed the online exhibitions for two of the Galleryâs artists, along with pages for artist biographies, publications and consulting services. Pictured above: November Wreath 2003 by Richard Dunlop >> www.michaelreid.com.au
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