The East African Wild Life Society requested a basic website with a CMS from us and we went ahead and did as was requested. We threw in online payment and automated forms to the deal for free.

The website is also used to as the basis for the newsletter. It runs on a PHP CMS and CSS.

Its not often we get asked to go wild on anything by our clients and it is even less often that K-Rep request something off the wall so when they called and asked us to go crazy, we obliged.

The brief is actually very simple. K-Rep Bank were launching Safaricom’s the M-Pesa product at all their branches, we were to communicate this to the public on an A2 poster. As you can see below we went to town on this one.

Net result? They went for the quieter options we provided. We think they should have gone with this… You?

We were approached a while ago to develop a logo idea for Skunk Works. As we understood it Skunk Works was a group of programmers who got together to figure out ways to of bring open source to the general Populace in Kenya.

Our brief was to create something fresh and not related to the original Skunk Works in California because those guys make airplanes for various air forces and these guys are the force behind open source in Kenya (which, looking at the guys involved, may one day be making the code that runs the planes – but not just yet).

So we set out to create something that was fresh and positive and looked young and classy. We came up with the above, any thoughts?

Kitengela Glass Studios asked us to do som art work for an upcoming trade magazine that would highlight the work it mianly does. We asked for their picture of a given peice of artwork and got this one. They will need to do a photoshot soon but menawhile we came up with this single page advertisement.

What do you think?

Job Ballard Design was commissioned to design and produce a dynamic website for By Appointment Africa, who pride themselves in providing corporate and executive search services to local, regional and international employers.

The brief was to develop a website that was first and foremost both African and classy. Other features the website needed were a CMS that allows updates to be made and forms to be created by non technical staff.

Have a look at the site, leave any comments you come up with here .

A website dedicated to the auto dealers in Kenya has just been launched. JBD looked at the site and had an idea for the logo as we would have done it.