Web design
Recent web design work has focussed on being standards compliant and utilising CSS layouts rather than tables, while also taking into account the flaws in browsers such as Internet Explorer and accommodating these.
Click on the thumbnails below to view online examples of website work. Contact us for further details.
www.simonewalsh.com
Details:
- Personal website to showcase both jewellery and objects, along with web and graphic design work. Plans to develop into an ecommerce site in future
- Branding, all graphics and website designed and built by Simone Walsh
- Rebuilt mid-2006 with CSS layout
- Site uses CSS layout with XHTML Transitional
- Fluid width layout
www.blog.simonewalsh.com - blog site
Details:
- Blog sub-domain for www.simonewalsh.com
- Branding, graphic design and website designed and built by Simone Walsh
- Went live in August 2006
- Site uses CSS layout with XHTML Transitional
- Fixed width site
- Site uses wordpress.org blog functionality (PHP) which was installed in own server space by Simone Walsh
www.possess-me.com
Details:
- Ecommerce site selling a range of 'kinky' jewellery
- Branding, all graphics and website designed and built by Simone Walsh
- Site went live late-2005
- Site uses CSS layout with XHTML Transitional
- Fixed width layout
- Utilises extensively modified (primarily in terms of look and feel) PHP shopping cart as well as PHP includes
www.ethics.org.au - redesign project
Details:
- Initial template for a rebuild of www.ethics.org.au, website of St James Ethics Centre
- Template designed and built by Simone Walsh - remainder of site still being built
- Due to go live in July/August 2006
- Site template still a work in progress
- Site uses CSS layout with XHTML Transitionals
- Fluid width layout with maximum width set (uses a hack to force max-width in Internet Explorer)
- Working with a programmer to build an integrated user accounts system, more interactive areas (wiki, blogs, etc.) and a content management system to enable authorised Centre staff to undertake basic site updates
www.jmgansw.org.au - conference website
Details:
- Site designed for a major contemporary jewellers and metalsmiths conference held in January 2006
- Website designed and built by Simone Walsh - design needed to be based around logo designed by another person
- Went live mid-2005
- Site uses CSS layout with XHTML Transitional
- Fixed width layout
www.blog.possess-me.com - blog site
Details:
- Blog sub-domain for www.possess-me.com
- Branding, graphic design and website designed and built by Simone Walsh, based initially on a pre-existing Wordpress template which was very extensively modified
- Went live in February 2006
- Site uses CSS layout with XHTML Transitional
- Fixed width site
- Site uses wordpress.org blog functionality (PHP) which was installed in own server space by Simone Walsh
www.ethics.org.au - existing site (to be replaced - mid-to-late 2006)
Details:
- Current website for St James Ethics Centre, an independent not-for-profit organisation promoting ethics
- Website designed and built by Simone Walsh
- Site went live in mid-2002 - is due to be replaced by new site (above) in July/August 2006
- Site uses a tables-based layout
- Fluid width layout
- Site produced and maintained by Simone Walsh on an ongoing basis, including content development work
www.corporate-responsibility.com.au
Details:
- Site for the Corporate Responsibility Index, a project of St James Ethics Centre and Fairfax newspapers
- Website designed and built by Simone Walsh
- Site went live in early-2004 - is due to be replaced in late-2006 with CSS layout and using technology developed for St James Ethics Centre's new website (above)
- Site uses a tables-based layout
- Fluid width layout
- Site produced and maintained by Simone Walsh on an ongoing basis
Psychology/Shamonism website mock up
Details:
- This very initial site mock up was built in mid-2004 for a colleague's home business - she has not had time to take the project further
- Branding and website mock up designed and built by Simone Walsh
- Site uses CSS layout with XHTML Transitional, however, also utilises a hybrid table layout on home page
- Fixed width layout
