Dynamic Websites

Adding subtle yet stylish use of dynamic imagery to your website can drammatically lift the appeal and memorability of your website.

Below are some recent implementations of Flash that enhance each of our client's websites in different ways:

Vocal Harmony Works. Get a taste of the groove! Demonstrating the services provided by Vocal Harmony Works without overpowering the visitor or going on for too long.
Collins Commercial & Industrial. Incorporating an audio welcome message and dynamic display of a number of different properties gives the visitor a quick and impactful understanding of the services provided by CCI. Talk to us about arranging your professional audio recording.
Noble Suzuki, Sydney. The front page flash element for the Noble Suzuki website appeals to the young market with an energetic display of a range of Suzuki vehicles.
oKIDokie Baby - baby settling program to help parents of new borns have their babies settle to sleep much more easily.

This gorgeous flash element on the front page of the oKIDokie Baby website speak volumes about the peace that their baby settling solution will provide to both babies and parents!

Rapini - mobile storage systems, chrome wire shelving, service carts, wheels and castors. Flash is used on the front page of the Rapini website to show case in a novel way the great range of products provided by Rapini. You can hover to see a label for each smaller image, and click on any of the small images that move along the 'conveyor belt' to go to the page sporting those products. This flash element can be updated quickly via configuration files making it very useful for the client.
Phillips Data Group - barcode scanners, POS equipment and related software and barcode solutions. The front page of the Phillips Data Group website sports a flash element that explains their service and differentiators to make an impact on visitors.
landfill minimisation Victorian Environmental Waste Services
Explaining the various facets of the waste management services provided.
Bayside Therapies - 'Bubbles'
Providing visual interest and a friendly design, while communicating the range of services provided by Bayside Therapies.

Very good to deal with. Efficient. Timely. Creative. - Adam Szmerling, Bayside Therapies

Project Balance
Giving the feel of professionalism, balance, flow and personability, this flash element is instrumental in the re-design of the website to correctly position the Project Balance online presence to their target audience.
Lynx IT
The flash element on the front page of the LynxIT website uses Melbourne images to re-inforce the location of the business, and the friendly relational nature of the professional services provided.
French Provincial Magazine
"Sophistication" sums up this use of flash to display two front covers of the French Provincial Magazine, to attract the visitor to consider subscribing to this superb magazine. It's all about French decor, cuisine, lifestyle and more...
Genre Product Showcase Flash
Dynamically showcasing a small selection of the Genre range, in the context of a world fashion market was the intention with this Flash element on the front page of the new Genre website.
JHW Pty Ltd Front Page Flash
Flash is used on the front of this site to highlight key themes of the consulting skills workshop provided by JHW.
This Flash advertisement for My Passion Coach is a great example of how Flash can be used to grab the attention of the audience, and communicate visually a powerful message.
Kelly Hazell Flash Presentation
Presenting the text dynamically helps to attract the attention of the visitor and ensure that they do read the information provided. This manner of presentation also leads the visitor to take action while visiting the site - clicking through the presentation; downloading the PDF of the presentation; getting in touch with the lawyers.
South Eastern Airconditioning Front Page Flash
It was important with this flash element to convey the range of services provided by SEAC - both in airconditioning and electrical, for both commercial and domestic use. The dynamic imagery delivers some key messages to the visitors about the focus of SEAC, as well as showing the engineering staff at work and themed images portraying the results of the SEAC work.