Forj Living was launched as a collaboration to supply furniture and homewares from New Zealand brand Ico Traders in Australia. Their vision was to provide product ranges that will define and enhance any space.

They needed a web solution that would enable them to sell products online, and also offer wholesale functionality.

The solution was a WordPress website that utilises WooCommerce as well as Wholesale Plugins. The overall result was a simple, timeless design that showcases the product ranges via great imagery. 

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First Wheel needed a new website to replace their simple one-pager. The brief was simple, clean, black and white. They needed to be able showcase their services and capabilities, and start to automate the ordering and purchasing process to make Daniel’s jobs easier.

The solution was a WordPress website using great imagery, predominantly in black and white, but with a nice pop of colour as a contrast. We also added WooCommerce to allow customers to order their product online. The goal will be to add to this over time to further streamline the ordering process.

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This beautiful website was developed to promote garden tours in New Zealand, and is a garden-share platform that enables people to visit a diverse and inspiring collection of New Zealand gardens.

On the website you can explore their curated collection of Secret Gardens which are open for visits. There is a diverse range of garden tours and workshops available.

The website features garden and workshop listings, with booking functionality, as well as an online shop.

The New Black built this website, based off a supplied design. The core focus of the project was implementing the listing and booking functionality, and customising it to make it work just how the client wanted, while staying true to the design.

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Silhouette Studios was looking for a new website to provide information to existing and potential students and their families and provide additional online video resources that could be purchased online. It needed to be up and running quickly, so the design was based off an existing theme.

It needed to provide information to students and their families, promote Silhouette Dance studio to potential new students and their families, and sell video coaching to help generate additional revenue whilst physical classes were not being held.

Users of the website needed to be able to:

• Purchase video content easily
• Find out general information about what is on offer
• View class timetables
• Make enquiries easily.

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