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04/24
2009
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St.Mark's College Revitilization visit site

posted by Henry Gooden

St.Mark's has been South Australia's premier residential college since its founding in 1925. Good Dog Design was very pleased to be selected to revitalise the College's website.  We developed a custom built CMS to handle the vibrant new design we created. The new site is bundled full of exciting new features including full integration with twitter, a customised photo gallery system run via email and MMS uploads, flash driven statistics and more!
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04/14
2009
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Tickle Monster - iPhone Application visit site

posted by Henry Gooden

Tickle Monster is Good Dog's latest iPhone application.  This is our first iPhone application that we have developed just for ourselves rather than a client. It is designed to bring a smile to your face and a song in your heart.  It is a fun and simple little app that lets you tickle and shake the Tickle Monster to your heart's content.  In these times of Global Economic Crisis the world is crying out for cuteness! So we have delivered an application that delivers a whopping 50g of Cute-ateratin* with every dose.

 Tickle Monster can be purchased for US 99cents via the iTunes app store by Click Here

 * note that cute-ateratin is likely to not exist and is something we just made up.

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03/18
2009
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Twofish visit site

posted by Tom Gooden

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Twofish recently relaunched their website. We created the new site design as well as illustrations to convey the range of solutions. Twofish provides Digital Resource Planning (DRP) solutions for companies requiring virtual banking, commerce, and inventory solutions. Twofish is an active leader in the virtual economy landscape , and the new site clearly presents its services to developers.

The project had a very quick turnaround, and it was a blast to work with their great team.
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02/28
2009
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Kenall visit site

posted by Tom Gooden

Earlier this month, we launched a new site for Kenall Manufacturing. Since 1963, Kenall has been designing and manufacturing high quality lighting fixtures for a wide range of commercial, institutional and industrial applications. Kenall is regarded as one of the industry’s most respected independent lighting manufacturers. Their name is synonymous with high abuse and vandal-resistant lighting, but they wanted to highlight their expanded range of products in other sectors: Education, Public Access, Commercial, Civic and Healthcare.

Under the direction of long-time industry expert, Guy Esberg, the site was restructured to make specifying lighting for distinct projects much easier. In addition to searching for fixtures by product type, users can now locate fixtures based upon specific project types, as well as individual applications within those project types. The new visual design is also a departure from their old site; the new look and feel is modern and conveys Kenall's innovative, up-to-date approach to product design, specification and manufacturing.

The team at Kenall was a pleasure to work with. They put in lots of long hours, and we truly appreciated all their help migrating impressive amounts of site data, images and product information.

We all have big plans for the future, but we're happy to see this fresh new site up and running!
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02/12
2009
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Sacred Space Memorial visit site

posted by Susie Shaw

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Yesterday we launched a new site for Sacred Space Memorial, a new company developing innovative burial and memorial solutions. They came to us with the challenge of creating a beautiful and evocative site that emphasized the full-circle of life.

We developed a simple and elegant site that would increase their web presence and serve as an introduction to potential clients. The site content is fully editable using a brand new, not-even-on-the-market-yet Ruby on Rails CMS created by our star developer Sam.

It was a fun project to work on and we always enjoy partnering with Scott Brown and his media company.
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