Footwear Photography
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We just released a new set of images for the eBay store that belongs to one of our clients. eBay is becoming extremely popular and as a result more competitive since lots of people trying to get their foot into the online retail. It appears stores need to seriously consider how their listings interact with the consumer and make sure their photos, descriptions and videos look top notch otherwise consumers might do their business elsewhere. Look at the sample below of revamped photos used for the eBay listings. We have provided the following services: Product Photography > Deep Etching > Retouching > Images preparation for Web
We’ve just released our latest creation – the website for Red Spoon Thai Restaurant in Gladesville. The most important part of the website is strong and informative call to action placed prominently on every page – it includes address, opening hours (and days), phone as well as additional services such as Home Delivery, takeaway and BYO. We kept in mind that future website visitors will be accessing the website via their mobile devices and they will need to get access to this information almost immediately after visiting the website.
For the creative direction we have utilised the photography to highlight the unique environment of the restaurant. Every page features photo of the restaurant in the background to provide restaurants look and feel to the future visitors.
Nikita Design Studio was approached by Divert to Mobile to rebrand their existing website. We used simple, yet sophisticated design to highlight Divert to Mobile core product and its features. Mix of imagery and icons across the site leaves a positive impression on the visitor as well as allows getting clear understanding about the business and the product its offering.
We used “guided” approach to the design, meaning that user will browse from one page to another following the guided links at the bottom of the pages. The user journey consists of four pages: Home Page -> Features -> Rates -> Sign Up. The main purpose of this procedure is to generate sales leads and get potential clients details. Moreover, Home and Rates pages feature direct “call to action” enticing the potential visitor to sign up: “Sign up today and take the advantage of our introductory offer”
The introduction of the Common Questions section allows visitors to get short and straight forward answers to the most asked questions without leaving any doubts about the service.
Enjoy: http://www.diverttomobile.com.au
New Website screenshot:
Old Website screenshot:
Some facts about social media and mobile:
Twitter: 347% growth in mobile usage
Facebook: 200 million mobile users
YouTube: 100 million YouTube videos played on mobile devices everyday
While the most of companies try to use 3D mapping on buildings and large surfaces, Red Bull did come up with the different approach.
Tell me something. And I will forget. | Show me something. And I can remember. | Involve me. And I will understand.
The first commercial that doesn’t use directly visible logo! “Literally gets inside people heads”
Latest Ad by Smirnoff created by JWT Sydney and Nylon Studios. The production is clean, crisp and mind-blowing, the idea could be improved. The thing is this Ad will be suitable for almost any product, so some of you might be surprised to see bottle of Vodka at the end of commercial.
There are only a few humble attempts to push QR codes that you can see around – magazines, billboards. Quick response technology is a great tool and I believe it should be expanded more. QR codes will help to reinvent and enhance shopping experience – imagine you are in the electronics store and want to purchase new digital camera, however you are not sure about its features. It looks good from the outside, but what’s inside is more important. In this case you will have to play “catch me if you can” with one of the consultants or wait until one will be free to help you. If QR codes will be available and printed let’s say on shelf talkers – you can simply scan the code and get all information you need without wasting your time browsing the web and searching for the information or waiting for the consultant to come. Real Estate, retail, businesses and service providers can greatly benefit from using this simple but very effective method of providing clear and concise information to the consumer.
Hey that is a bit more advanced that traditional augmented reality – using multiple AR markers all showing different objects.
I remember back in 2005 someone has forwarded me the image with a list of web 2.0 logos. The list contained 450 newly created services. It was amazing, for some reason on that day it felt like Internet was completely different place to what it was before. Everyone wanted to get their slice of Web 2.0.
5 years later, it is clear that there are dominant services that users prefer to use on daily basis and here they are: Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, WordPress. Just 4 out of 450. Why? Because they simple to use and allow users to communicate instantly.
Yahoo has converted ordinary bus stops into interactive screen billboards to promote their new mobile apps. Interactive bus stops are located in 10 different spots around San Fancisco. Each bus stop has a score meter, so it’s suburb against suburb. Suburb with the highest score will win a street party after 10 week campaign will be finished.
A new green file format! Save as WWF, save a tree! The file format is due to launch early 2011. The whole idea of the new file format is to act like normal PDF, however the file that can’t be simply printed out! Try it now here: www.saveaswwf.com
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Nowadays search is everything and getting your website to the top of the list is a huge job. There are numerous companies around proposing SEO services. However how would you know that company is doing a good job for your website? Hooray, there is website analysis tool available to everyone that allows you to check what can be improved on the website in order for better indexing on Google.
It is called Woorank http://www.woorank.com/
I think Vector graphics is one of the most important things that should be developed further in HTML 5. People more and more browsing the web from their mobile devices and sometimes top menu or CSS pampered buttons look very pixelated when zooming on the content. I think it will improve user experience dramatically.
It’s not a secret that Apple mobile devices don’t read Flash or Silverlight. I always thought that Apple products are creative platforms with enhanced user experience and nice design, however right now Apple really limiting creativity for designers and developers by its inability to play flash animation.
Ok, we can live without Flash banners, but how about Flash games which are so popular on Facebook or flash business applications that been around for years. At the end all we have is three choices 1: start getting rid of flash completely to support Apple devices 2: Wait for HTML5 to arrive which is promising to embed links for video, audio, flash, etc, so there no plug ins required 3: Think of Apple as an arrogant company and just ignore their inability to read the flash files. The last one will be hard to do I tell you that!
You probably already noticed how Telstra brought their T-Hub, iiNet have their Fetch TV and so on. So, it’s obvious that companies are moving into online video streaming. That means web soon will become one big media hub that will be accessible from any home TV. Therefore user experience will change from reading company information to viewing video about the company and its products / services. As far as I know people already using this feature in Japan and hopefully National Broadband Network will change our web/TV experience soon as well.
The idea is brilliant! Looks great! The only concern is the battery. To watch content through the projector requires a lot of energy!
Stunning video from Optus!
Simplicity is best!
Some time ago I’ve purchased cat food for my pet at local PetBarn store and as a part of customer service benefits I was asked to register for their email newsletter – and I did. A week later I’ve received first email from Petbarn and I’ve spotted one thing straight away – the newsletter contained promotions for dogs, birds and fish, but not for cats! It means that email newsletter that go out (every week) targeting whole database of customers (no matter what their preference is) even if they are not in the target market. Simple selection of “customers’ pet” in the entry form can fix this issue ones and for all. Well, PetBarn is just an example, however most of the retailers in Australia doing the same thing.
Yahoo 7 Interactive Election Campaign Calendar
Watch Your Vote by News.com.au
The Australian Live Election 2010
Well, Flash technology is not always about the funky animation. It can be used as a smart tool to present the information in interactive and exciting way. During the Election 2010 media organisations around Australia had their own go with this technology. Yahoo 7 and News Corporation literally explained to the audience what’s creativity and passion for technology can do together if smartly used.
Nothing to add!
Toy Story 3 – Hi, I’m the new PM” (Yahoo 7)”
“The Gillard Revolution – Win a Brand New CX7” (Daily telegraph)
“Join Hospital and extras by June 30 – OK? – Yes, Prime Minister” (News.com.au)
“Gillard in control – Shrek is upset”(Ninemsn)
Big news grab a lot of attention. And of course hungry for information users go straight to the source to find out more about what’s happening. Media portals had a fare share of the traffic coming through today, but it was interesting to see how advertising has changed the whole picture of the situation. And the winners are:
“Toy Story 3 – Hi, I’m the new PM” (Yahoo 7)”
“The Gillard Revolution – Win a Brand New CX7” (Daily telegraph)
“Join Hospital and extras by June 30 – OK? – Yes, Prime Minister” (News.com.au)
“Gillard in control – Shrek is upset”(Ninemsn)
Use of the fonts is very important. Pizza Hut use very nice, modern font which is being applied on most of the business marketing material. However, it is also very important to check that every letter of chosen font plays its role properly and it easy to read and understand. For me, it seems that letter “t” looks like “c” in this particular font. Have your say…
Where are all your customers? Well, they just around the corner in the coffee shop. Branded coffee cup seems to be successfully promoting the business with a personal touch.
NRMA example – effective, but when you enjoy the coffee you are covering most of the visual. So people around you won’t even notice what’s on the cup. The visual was printed on the actual cup and I believe it is quite expensive and time consuming option.
Vision Personal Training decided to use “straight in your face” concept. Round, 2×2 sticker attracts a lot of attention, well at some point it becomes a bit annoying, but it does the trick. This version is less expensive (order the labels and stick them on top of the cups) and it seems delivering better results. What ‘s on your cup?
Beautiful visualisation made by Glen Marshall on Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky.
Extremely funny video – answer to “Australia’s Got Talent “
Label on Car handle. Impact – if there is no bin around, driver will keep the ad.
Applicable to cars with top-bottom handles only. Similar idea is to put flyer under the wiper.
Channel 7 – Australia’s Got Talent
Big impact – size of the title, nice fireworks feature, very sharp images, clear idea – Channel 7 at the bottom
Green Gym! Gym powered by energy generated by people.
Love Pacman!