One thing that we have always fail to do is to showcase our clients website before and after the redesign work. We start with Marketing Institute of Singapore:-

Marketing Institute of Singapore

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After

Toshiba Singapore Pte Ltd

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After

Both Ron and I were recently featured in The Singapore Marketer, a quarterly publication of Marketing Institute of Singapore. In the article, we are labelled as “young enterpreuners who have proven ourselves to be successful in our business venture”. We are very flattered to be given the opportunity to be interviewed and to be called successful is indeed a glowing compliment that we do not think we are totally deserving, given that we have been in business for a pretty short four years. However, to be recognised for our efforts and be able to share a little with our counterparts on what works for us, we really wish to thank Marketing Institute of Singapore for the kind opportunity.

The road forward, we see more challenges and opportunities awaiting us. And we are excited by these and look forward to expanding our business the way we have never thought possible.

If you guys want to read the article, please click on the image below to download the PDF version of the article.

A few months back, after releasing this current website, we received an email from Sandu, the publisher of the Almanac of Asia-Pacific Design who invited us to submit some of our works to be featured in their upcoming second volume of the publication. We have just got an email from Sandu a few weeks back to inform us that our works have been chosen and as a selected contributor, we would be getting a free set of the publication. How cool is that! We are extremely impressed by the quality of the publication and the featured works by our counterpart, and feel very proud indeed to be part of this great group of designers and agencies. Thank you Sandu!

While surfing our own website today, I realise something that is kind of obvious — we don’t have a home button! I think to myself, “why do people want to put a home link on their website?” It seems to be a requirement that you must have a home button, to the extent that in some cases, we see a home button even on the homepage itself!

Don’t we all know that to go back to the homepage, we should click on the logo? This has been a practice for quite a while. To me, it feels more logical to click on the company logo to go to the homepage; afterall, the logo is like a beacon to the home base of a company?