The third National Photographic Portrait Prize, curated and judged by the National Portrait Gallery and sponsored by Visa, has been awarded to Scott Bycroft for his portrait âZarethâ. Completing design and development in time for the exhibition launch on 4 March 2010, Link rebranded the previous exhibition subsite and migrated the new content. Itâs the
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The new website for the Australian Furniture Removalists Association (AFRA) is now live. AFRA is an official body of removals experts that helps regulate the removals industry. Their new website is a far more comprehensive and attractive alternative to their previous online presence. In addition to developing the site in collaboratin with their existing design
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Link has won the opportunity to design and build a new site for the Village Building Company. Applying our unique âProject Sprintâ approach, we have, from the get-go, defined not only the overarching scope, but also much of the detail within that in order to have all necessary staff working simultaneously to expedite this project. With
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Link has successfully completed design and development of an online seminar (subsite) for the Australian Federal Police. The subsite includes: a voice audio presentation with supporting visual animations, delivered via an embedded Flash file; a voice audio made available as an mp3 download, suitable for playback on either a personal computer or portable mp3 player
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Link has successfully completed a redesign to enhance the visual appeal and usability of the Family Relationship Services Australia (FRSA) site. As the national peak body for family relationship and support services, the member login facility on the FRSA site is a critical business tool. Enhancing the functionality of this feature, Link established an email
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Inspired by the success of their 2008 Link designed and developed Flash based Xmas Card, the ARA engaged us to produce a âsequelâ to send members in celebration of Christmas 2009. The 2009 Christmas card creative continued visual and thematic notions established in the earlier animated card. Carrying on the idea of rail âbringing you
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