Well, it is done.

Vinaceous is live, now fully powered by WordPress (with a bit of jQuery thrown in).

No more Flash, so it works real sweet on your iPad and iPhone. Now Mr Vinaceous can come up with new ways to show off the brand.

A pleasure to work once again with Peter McDonald from Public Creative – love your work Pete!

Now I think of it, I’m off to grab a bottle of Raconteur – let the weekend commence!

Vinaceous – A Bit Flashy, but No Flash

For Adventure Bay Charters, networking with social media is an effective addition to their OM4 website.

Along with Facebook and Twitter, Adventure Bay Charters are making use of their own YouTube channel.

By creating and linking to their own YouTube channel Adventure Bay Charters are directing their customers to their own exclusive YouTube location.

That means no more YouTube links to related videos that may distract your customers from your story.

Why not view the Adventure Bay Charters YouTube Channel and see for yourself!

Adventure Bay Charters Networks with YouTube

Bindoon Citrus is a small family owned and operated orchard north of Perth, Western Australia.

Owners Helen and Shane Martin asked OM4 for a simple online shop to distribute their produce as it becomes available seasonally.

The OM4 WordPress Content Management System makes it easy keep the website current with details about varieties and availability. And the site uses the PayPal payment system to accept secure credit card payments from Visa and Mastercard.

Helen says of the site, “I have found our new website has worked extremely well.  There has been no problems with the PayPal incorporation and our customers have had an trouble free experience ordering and contacting us if required.”

With its fresh design and simple navigation, the Martin family produce can be harvested, packed and distributed by Australia Post fresh from the tree.

Bindoon Citrus is Pick of the Crop

Grafform Formwork

The website exemplifies how design can help position a company. In a market where there are many different options, the design makes clear what a prospective client can expect from Grafform.

There is a saying that relates to the movies and screen writing: show, don’t tell.

This maxim applies to websites as well. It isn’t enough to just say it, or even to just include portolio references or testimonials. Great websites use design to help show what is on offer. It is a different language, and very powerful.

And in case you haven’t seen Tracy’s work … Tracy Graffin Graphic Design

The Value of Positioning

Top Didj & Art Gallery has a story to tell, and like many tourism operators some of its audience speaks a language other than English.

Petrena & Alex Ariston included clickable links to transalations in German, Italian and French. They have also added a Testimonial video from a French-speaking visitor.

Working with Webnoise and OM4, the Aristons now have a website that shares their story with a much wider audience.

Topdidj Cultural Translation

Signature Custom Homes

The project was completed with Wayne Vinten and the team from Vinten Browning.

The website features an image rotator on the home page and an extensive range of beautiful images in the galleries. The site has an integrated blog that is being put to good use already.

It uses iPhone/iPad friendly flyout menus, and integrates with email marketing from Campaign Monitor.

Signature Design

UnaGlennon.com

Una’s site was designed by Tracy Graffin, who also designed Una’s book. The website has a simple and clean layout, with beautiful illustrations complementing the text and images on the site.

Grief Edged With Gold

Working with Forge Creative and OM4, Care Options has rolled out a fresh new brand identity and new look website.

As provider of care support services in  Mandurah, Port Kennedy and Rockingham Care Options wanted a simple, informative website that was easy to navigate.

An important feature was the ability to accept tax deductible donations.

Using PayPal, Care Options has a ‘Donate’ button in their sidebar, taking just a few clicks to make a secure online donation.

Care Options

A while back Genda Campbell used to work as a tour guide in the Kakadu region – he loved his job so much, he decided to buy the business.

Check out Genda’s new website: Kakadu 4WD Safaris.

Genda leads small group, four wheel drive adventures.  He likes to spend his time off the beaten track. Working with Web Noise and OM4 for design/web development, Genda arranged to have his website link directly to the V3/Front Desk online booking system.

Utilising an online booking system like V3/Front Desk and means a website is open for business, taking bookings and taking secure online payments 24 hours a day.

Kakadu 4WD Tours

Perhaps you’ve met the Joneses in their television series, produced by independent TV production company WTFN.

Called Keeping Up With The Joneses, the series has been very successful and is being pitched internationally to be aired in a number of countries.

The Jones Group called on Web Noise to help launch their four new sites, with OM4 working on web design and web development:

• Coolibah Air
• Albatross Helicopters
• North Australian Helicopters
• Top Springs Hotel

The four sites share a common design framework, each with its own branding and service offers.

The Jones family and Australia’s Top End receive significant exposure with quality cinematography throughout the series. It is generating a great deal of online interest and exposure.

Tourism NT is also operating a tourism campaign, with activity centering around the three themes of the show; natural landscapes, colourful characters and outback adventure.

Coolibah Air, as the tourism arm of North Australian Helicopters, is the Jones Group focal point for awareness of the Territory as a destination, and as a funnel to take this wide ranging interest and turn it into bookings.

Keeping Websites Up to the Joneses