David Dylan Jessurun does webdesign, SEO/SEM and Usability consulting.
He believes in a holistic apoproach to the web; marketing, (standards-based) design, technology and espresso make for a website which earns you money, ignore one and the others will cost you money.
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2010-06-14
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Redesigning: Weirdness may ensue
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Posters
These posters were done for sale online.
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Flyer
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A flyer for a LARP group, which organises Horror themed events, tongue firmly in cheek.
This flyer was composed from three separate images. Text was done in Illustrator, the final product ...
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Illustrations
Role: Artist. On occasion I do illustrations for friends and acquaintances in the games industry but not very often. It doesn't pay all that well but it is fun to do. These illustrations were done for ...
Photography
Role: pointing & clicking. I'm not a photographer but I try not to rely on stock if I can help it. A while back I was involuntarily relieved of my analogue bodies, lenses and dark room equipment. This ...
Mini-site
Role: Design - Flash. For a new business unit of Signicom Research & Consultancies I was asked to design a topical mini-site. The unit was centred around the Mindworld tool which had been designed and ...
Baby card
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