| Bea Pierce is the Director of Jellybeaps, a Sydney-based digital media design studio specialising in interactive and online communications. I live and breathe creativity and am passionate about interactivity and the exciting potential of digital media in all its forms. Multi-disciplinary, with over 15 years design experience and 8 years experience as a digital media lecturer, I have been recognised for excellence in both teaching and multimedia. Jellybeaps launched in April 2011 and quickly established productive, ongoing relationships with some of Australia's most progressive and unique schools, as well as small to medium businesses focussing on ethical and sustainable practices, who understand the value of thoughtful, engaging and high-quality design. Human-centred design thinking lies at the heart of my approach. I work closely with my clients to determine the best outcomes for realising their businesses’ unique objectives and my focus is on creating purpose-built projects that combine strategic, creative and technical excellence. If you’re looking for top-quality professional web, app or other digital media design, email me or call 0405 346 018 now and let’s start building your online presence together. |
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Zappendix - coming soon!
At last - a publishing innovation for the digital age! Described as a 'paradigm shift in publishing', Zappendix leads the charge of an exciting new breed of content delivery. Zappendix is the world's first publishing platform specifically designed for the delivery of actionable content on mobile devices.
A collaborative project between Silicon Sparrow and RadSmarts, my role in the project has been to develop the information and GUI design for the app, website and social media presence.
Logo design for concept stationery shop, Pulp Addiction
Located in the Hunter Valley town of Pokolbin, this luscious new stationery shop now has a striking visual identity. I created a unique paper bird design as the main device within the logo, to symbolise paper crafts and suggest the possibility of fun, creative pursuits for customers who purchase products in the shop. The bird is based on the Australian Blue Wren, which is commonly found in the Hunter Valley area.
Web design for Melbourne Sports Hub
Digital Market Square in Melbourne contracted Jellybeaps to design a global navigation system and new page templates for the Melbourne Sports Hub websites. There are four different venues within the Melbourne Sports Hub: the Melbourne Sports and Aquatic Centre (MSAC), the State Netball and Hockey Centre (SNHC), Lakeside Stadium (LS) and the MSAC Institute of Training (MIT). MSH's brand new look was unveiled in November/December 2011.
Photoshoot for candle shop, Candelabra
In designing a new visual look for Candelabra’s ecommerce website, I spent a wonderful day in the Hunter Valley, soaking up the vibe in the shop and photographing it’s delicious products. I wanted to capture the visual essence of the shop and the nature of the products, to infuse the online retail environment with the same visual appeal and style as the physical retail environment. The design is underway, with the site due to launch in early 2012.
Website maintenance & software training
I offer all Jellybeaps clients the option of ongoing maintenance and also provide 1-on-1 training in the CMS tool used to build their website.
All clients who undertake training receive my customised CMS software training handbook, specifically tailored for the individual administration needs of their site, in easy to understand, step-by-step, illustrated instructions.
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