Take a look at some of our recent work:

Working with Jesse of MindSea we hashed out some pretty neat ideas in terms of flow and user experience, and designed graphics to match. A user-friendly and fast news app, we used a stylish callout for the top story, a section list with previews and a submit-a-story feature, and our friends at MindSea made it work as slick as it looks. And it works on iPad, too.

The first app released by Apps4Good! Meet Me Here is a quick way to send your contacts or Twitter friends meetup time and place with a geotagged Google Map link (it's pretty cool, you should download it here). All proceeds from the sale of Meet Me Here will be donated to the Phoenix Youth Programs based here in Halifax. hi there provided the design and YonenLabs made the cool iPhone screenshot showcase.

Apps4Good was born from the iPhone Hackathon at the Hub a few months back. hi there has been a volunteer since the beginning and when the organization was incorporated and ready to launch, designed the website planning for a number of app sites to have their own unique identity, yet part of the Apps4Good family.

TwitterPoppy was the brainchild of our friends at YonenLabs and developed with the help of Liquid Media to let Twitter users pin a poppy to their profile picture for Remembrance Day. hi there provided the website design and poppy graphic.

Mobile developers MindSea needed a new website to go along with their big mobile push. We used WordPress as a CMS with handy custom post types for the portfolio for easy updates. The slider at the top of the homepage is also pretty slick, calling attention to three core messages.

Red Spruce, maker of premier handwork rugs from Nova Scotia contacted us for a new Web presence. We provided creative direction and front-end development, and with the help of YonenLabs designed a custom back-end that gives the client the highest level of control over exactly how rug images and thumbnails, personalities, and news appear on the site.

We were approached by Cory to develop a portfolio site that would suit Cory's unique offering and photography style. During our branding exercise we worked closely with Cory and came up with an imagery package she could call her own.

A fun project of ours, iCoaster is a combo-parody of typical iPhone app websites, Apple's "there's an app for that" campaign and people's tendency to put their phones on the table at the bar (hey, I do it too). Auto-detects an iPhone or iPod touch and redirects the visitor to the mobile version displaying a full-screen coaster that rotates through a number of drink coasters when tapped. It's pretty cool, point your iPhone at icoasterapp.com and see.