Today we welcome Trish Ridsdale and Maria Quinn of Board Business to the web.

Trish and Maria are launching with a minimal design, which they may update in the near future. In the meantime they can get familiar with the WordPress interface and start to share their point of view through their blog.

For a consulting business, a website that shares a point of view and provides a clear overview of available services can be very effective. New and established businesses both benefit from a business website that helps validate a personal referral, serves as a lead generation tool and provides a simple way to get in touch.

June 2011 sees the opening of HELIX, a new dance production at the Heath Ledger Theater in Northbridge.

The production is featured at a new website: Helix Dance

Featuring Daryl Brandwood, one of Australia’s most celebrated dancers, Helix is a groundbreaking work that marries original choreography, cinematography and state-of-the-art medical imaging technology.

Over the last few weeks we’ve had the pleasure of working with Choreographer Barry Moreland and Co-ordinating Producer Barry Strickland to put together the site.

The graphic design for this site comes from Nick Page of Creative Page, and he has done a fantastic job with a design that complements the striking production image shot by Ashley de Prazer.

Last year Sally Lewis launched the Subi Farmers’ Markets, and they’ve gone from strength to strength.

This year (last week to be precise) Sally has launched the Twilight Hawker Market. The hawker markets will be held every Friday in the city from 5pm-8pm (she is down there right now, lucky Sally!)

Anyway, please visit Sally’s new page for the hawker market and give her plenty of positive feedback and link love – Perth needs lots more of what Sally is organising.

Quick call out to a simple new site launched by Cindy Evans, an Exercise Physiologist. Having been through the unpleasant experience of a torn calf muscle, I thorougly recommend Cindy for her magic deep tissue massage and the Aparal massage unit she uses.

On the topic of shout outs to new clients, I’d like to welcome Norman Burns to the stage with his new venture The Write Stuff Media.

The design is from Matt Leigh – a nifty interpretation of Norman’s obsession with all things Apollo related.

Norman has the skillz when it comes to PR and media communications. He knows the industry inside out, so if you are interested in PR for your business get in touch with him.

We are just starting work with Antigone Radunovich of House of Antigone who is launching a new range of home decor / home furnishings based on her photographic art.

A graduate of Curtin University in Perth (where she completed a Bachelor of Arts in Design) and later the School of Visual Arts, New York (where she completed a Master of Fine Arts in Photography), Antigone is taking her distinctive photographs off the gallery walls and applying them to everyday objects for the home.

It is early days yet, and we are looking forward to a very distinctive design for her online store.

Have a look at her one page site here: House of Antigone.

We are really enjoying working with Jemma & Tilopa from Bride+Groom Store. Their new website with integrated online store is well on the way, but in the interim we’ve helped them launch a niche website for their Tiffany wedding chair hire service where it will be easily found by people searching for wedding chairs in Perth!

The design is image rich – check it out: Chair Hire Perth.

If you aren’t into fashionable weddings and events, well, the Tiffany chairs that Jemma & Tilopa offer are the same chairs seen in Hollywood movies such as ‘Wedding Crashers’, ‘Bridal Wars’ and ‘The Wedding Planner’.

Check out the Contact page as well – just gorgeous.

It is very early days, but we are very pleased to welcome Margaret James and her Honey Ant Readers program to the web.

Margaret is an educator based in Alice Springs. She has written a series of books designed to “assist Indigenous-language speakers (including Aboriginal English speakers) in Central Australia with their early print literacy learning”.

For now we’ve just launched a simple website with Margaret so people can find her online – we’re doing some more work with her on content and to produce a design to her brief. She has a lot of information to share.