Another website recognised, this time it’s Hannigan Hogan Maguire Architects new website. We refreshed the old design and build it around Wordpress platform to enable self updates by the client. From our experience we know that search engine results and overall performance will go up as well very soon. Check out http://www.hhmarchitects.ie/ and judge it yourself.
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HHM Architects website recognised at welovewp.com
Thursday, May 7th, 2009New Year’s updates
Tuesday, January 6th, 2009Happy New Year. It’s been a long time “no-talk” due to our pre-Christmas workload and of course Christmas and New Year break. However there are few things (or websites) to announce. (more…)
Marie Keating Foundation To Launch On-Line Merchandise Shop
Monday, November 10th, 2008
Our client, The Marie Keating Foundation, asked us to design and develop On-Line Merchandise Shop to help rise funds to fight cancer.
About Marie Keating Foundation
Following the death of their mother, Marie, in 1998 each member of the Keating family promised that they would do everything they could to bring an end to breast cancer. They committed to provide all women and their families with the necessary information to prevent cancer or detect it at its earliest stages. Their collective aim was to “enlighten not frighten”. The Marie Keating Foundation is the realisation of a family’s dedication – it is a promise to themselves, in action.
To achieve this we:
- Increase awareness and knowledge on cancer and issues related to it to all sectors of the community.
- Promote early detection and treatment.
- Provide support services to those affected by cancer where identified gaps exist.
- Work closely with various cancer-related groups and organisations to complement and optimise efforts to eradicate cancer as a life threatening disease.
Strategic Design: 6 Steps For Building Successful Websites
Thursday, November 6th, 2008
Just stumbe upon great article at Smashing Magazine: Strategic Design: 6 Steps For Building Successful Websites Worth reading!