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My second project for P&O Ferries involved the redesign of their online freight booking application. Whilst maintaining its own separate identity, a similar look and feel to the tourist website was applied. The core functionality of this website is login protected and due to security reasons you will have to look at the designs contained within the image slider to view examples. Since this redesign we have seen an increase …

This is one of the first interactive applications I designed and developed for P&O Ferries. Being involved in the photo shoot and spending a few days on all the different ships was a great experience and gave me time to think about the best method for displaying the images.

Flash became my chosen technology as it was the one I felt the most comfortable with and would more than meet marketing’s …

This promotions page was set up following the acquisition of the ferry.co.uk domain name. It’s based on my old P&O Ferries homepage design and generates a large volume of traffic to the main tourist website.

My original portfolio was created back in 2005 when I finished university. This was not the most accessible Flash website in the world, but served a purpose showcasing all my final year projects at that time. The mp3 player feeds off ID3 tags and buffers the songs quite nicely. You also have the option of changing the background, though I really did need to take better photographs.

This website was created for a client based in Cape Town, South Africa called Hunters Hill CC. The main background image can be adjusted using a panel found the right of the website. I chose to use flash for this site because it allowed me to add some style to what could of been a set of static textual web pages. I was also able to implement some HTML style …