Web and graphic projects completed by Jigsaw Design.

I have been whittling away in the design industry since 2002 and have worked on a diverse range of projects for many clients.

Projects I've worked on include, websites, magazine layouts, print ads, packaging, posters, brochures, corporate stationery and much more.

Below are some examples of website design I have completed.

Scroll even further down for graphic design for print that Jigsaw Design has completed.

Website design

The client required their existing website to have a complete makeover to fit in with new branding and a fresh, modern design.

Shifting the colour scheme a few shades combined with a fresh typeface and large block areas helped modernise the design.

I used parallax scrolling techniques and similar images to convey a feeling of raising and lowering a garage door as users scroll.

I also implemented responsive design so that visitors on mobile devices would have a more engaging experience.

The client wanted a website that included a catalogue of their parts list and the ability to update it themselves.

It proved an opportune time to freshen up the design of the website and re-evaluate the quality of copy and images.

A new product to New Zealand; the client wanted to retain elements from the US site in a new design.

The website also serves as the primary source for sales, thus requiring a payment gateway. To keep costs down, we implemented Paypal.

An outlet for me to babble on about beer and share my brewing adventures.

The blog site was built using wordpress to allow for quicker updates and to utilise the vast wealth of expertise in its community.

The Australia based client wanted to reposition the company with a new name, logo, showroom and ethos.

Naturally, the website played a major part in reaching customers, so it was designed to showcase their premium range.

A brand new brewing company requires bold and distinctive branding to stand out amongst the crowd.

The use of strong block colours and a solid, simple logo set the tone for this fledgling brewing company.

Juxtaposition that against unique and varied illustrations representing each of their beers and we have a winning formula.

The website makes use of responsive design ensuring a good user experience where the majority of their web traffic occurs.

Following a brand audit and feedback from stakeholders, the client required new branding and a modernised logo to reflect the institute.

As the AIS in-house designer I was charged with bringing the logo into the ‘modern era’.

Working with The Fount, we established a new branding direction, and my job was to implement this across AIS’s collateral and livery.

International Prospectus, business card, letterhead and envelope for Auckland Institute of Studies

While at Qudos we produced a vast amount of work on various campaigns.

This 30-page insert for NZ Herald was part of a campaign that also featured the Bula TVCs.

Puriri Bay Retreat was set up as luxurious accommodation on Auckland’s Great Barrier Island.

They needed a promotional flyer that helped portray this.

This was achieved by clean design using a colour palette pulled from the Island’s beaches and elegant typeface selections.