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mintelligence.net

Mintelligence.net is a new service that provides market intelligence for online brands. The brief was to first create a logo & branding, then develop this into a website. This is the very first lo-fi front end site of what will evolve into a complex web app and supporting front end, as the service expands out of private beta. As the Creative Lead for Mintelligence, I had complete freedom to develop the look and feel how I wanted. Fantastic!
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amb.ae

Al Masaood Bergum were looking to improve their ageing website, modernising the design and reflecting the company’s reputation. The brief was very specific and the corporate identity guidelines strict. The client was happy with the end result of a clean design, that suitably represented the company accross a variety of international tastes.
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goldencircles-dubai.com/the-medalist

The Medalist executive apartments, in Sportscity Dubai, needed a website to promote the development and show the apartments to prospective buyers. The branding that had been developed included vintage photograpgy and a deep red damask pattern as well as shades of gold. I designed a site that used all of these elements against a clean white background. The result is a nice website, and a client who liked the outcome.
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scotia-homes.co.uk

Scotia Homes have had a successful website for years but it was in need of redesign & redevelopment. Using the brand colours as a starting point, I designed a site with a wide colour palate and bold typography. A huge library of nice photography and illustrations also helped create a good looking site.
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oilexec.com

The client wanted a clean redesign, based on a very dark grey, white and yellow. I varied this by using low opacity white over black and striking photography in the header. Another good project and a happy client…
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biyoni.com

When my good friend Andrew, owner and Creative Director of Biyoni Hairdressing, asked me to redesign and develop the website, he gave me a very simple brief – do what you think is best! He was in the middle of moving the salon to a larger premises, and had came up with a nice clean interior with what seemed like an acre of beautifully stained wooden floor… I took this as inspiration and ended up with a very happy client.
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Webdesign and Development by Scott Couper, a Senior Web Designer in Aberdeen, Scotland, UK