Our latest web creation, for Morwell MLA Russell Northe, has all the elements of good design.
I know this, because I just Googled “bad web design”. Oh my aching eyes! You’d be screaming for the bandages too.
The stats are incredible: 120,000 patients treated every year, 261 beds, 1200 effective full-time staff.
Latrobe Regional Hospital, as the major hospital servicing the Gippsland region and its 250,000-strong population, certainly needs a strong online presence to service both the broader community as well as those who have direct contact with the hospital.
Yep, there’s some sadness about the place this week. By the first weekend in March, we’ll have shut the doors at Scribblevision’s Riverslea Boulevard studio.
For eight years from this address Scribblevision founder Phill Mackie and his team have turned out cutting-edge design, eloquent content and websites that are dynamic, beautiful and a breeze to navigate.
Websites are like relationships. Although I would not be considered an expert on either, I do understand one very basic parallel.
A lack of responsiveness can be your undoing.
Open the door to new business with a new website. Valley Windows did!
Window and door manufacturers with more than 30 years in the industry, extensive networks and a considerable reputation regionally as well as in the big smoke, Valley Windows took the opportunity to update its online presence by hiring Scribblevision to build an updated website.
Fresh-faced clients. New equipment. Sleek new renovations.
All Le Keyah Skin Rejuvenation Centre in Traralgon needed next was a sparkling brand and online store to herald a new level of customer service.
Cue Scribblevision.
If you’re anything like me, there are aspects of the web developer’s job description that read like another language. You want some examples? Well how about PHP, Java, C++, HTML, MySQL. Need I go on?
But for our new front-end web developer Rushmila “Moon” Islam, it’s a language that presents no translation difficulties.
We’re all pretty stoked here at Scribblevision. On Friday our boss and Scribblevision founder Phill Mackie pulled on his fancy duds and trekked to Warrnambool for the presentation of the 2014 Regional Design Awards.
Now he’s not a man to brag, our Phill (much to our marketing department’s distress), but he was pretty bloody happy to walk away with the top prize for digital media.
I love it when a project comes together.
We’ve just signed off on our latest creative endeavour, a new website for the good folk of The Winey Cow cafe and wine bar. And we’re pretty chuffed with how well it’s been received.
It is with great pleasure that we introduce to you our newest staff member Rony Rahman, unashamed Friends junkie and political drama obsessive. Oh, and did we also mention that he has a PhD in computer science with the University of NSW?
Rony has joined the Scribblevision team as a website developer, where he will put his superior technical skills to use building clever, innovative, cutting-edge websites and applications that are as user-friendly on your mobile and tablet as on your PC.
