When we built Ellen’s website (www.physioellen.co.uk), she wanted to show her work accreditations as part of her professional details.

I wanted to avoid too much text to keep the whole page relatively light, so for this section, we decided to only display the logos of the physiotherapy societies she is a member of.

However, in order for those to render correctly on most screens, including on high density displays, I needed to find better versions than the logos those organisations use on their own websites.

Fortunately, they all had a brand management department, so I placed a request with each of them for either high resolution images, or better: vector files.

In a few months, ekynoxe will celebrate 10 years on the web! There won’t be that many celebrations, but for me, it is a great marker to show that I keep doing what I do best, and what I enjoy the most professionally: websites.

Over 10 years, ekynoxe went through several changes, both in function and in design, and it is now my professional showcase and point of contact for prospective clients. Here’s how it got here.

A fantastic looking project to back on Kickstarter from former colleague Tom Szirtes and the crew at Atomhawk! Get pledging now, they need your support!

An emotive visually stunning game set in a familiar but strange future – an imaginative evolution of the point&click adventure genre

My sister sent me these graphics this morning. It couldn’t be more true!

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