Recently ThereFor completed a branding campaign for Innovate / Collaborate 06 that included:

• design and construction of a website
• payment gateway
• registration database
• online and PDF registration forms
• event logotype
• HTML emails
• registration reports
• print collateral

A clean and simple design for a community committee by ThereFor Design was launched today.

Purple Panda
Website for a language software company that specialises in the Asian region.

Note the minimal presence of purple in the design - the only place in the site it appears, is in the eyes of the panda in the company logo, also designed by ThereFor.

Robert Black, ThereFor's Director, has been re-elected as a councillor to the Victorian chapter of the Australian Graphic Design Association for 2005, and has also been elected as vice-president for the next year.

Melbourne design studio Watts Design recently re-designed their own website adding almost 80 new pages to their portfolio alone. But designing a website with exacting visual standards meant that they then had to seek technical assistance from outside to ensure that the final site had all the benefits of a Flash rendered website, but done in HTML so as to be fast, searchable and update friendly. They came to ThereFor, and today we're happy to point to the newly launched site.

The Logistics Managers Group (LMG) is a special interest group of the Victorian Transport Association (VTA) that focuses on logistics practices. Its members include logistics managers from leading firms, as well as supplier members and sponsors.

As such, the group needed a stylish, modern website to both describe the group to prospective members, and as a central point of information for current members.

(Updated with new LMG logo)

The VTA commissioned ThereFor to design and develop the site using ThereFor's content management system so that the VTA can administer the site's content independently whenever needed. This was completed in February 2004, early and on budget.

ThereFor is proud to announce the relaunch of the Southern Waste website. Changes have been made to improve the speed, navigation and usability of the site, while keeping the original site's detailed content.

The site features sophisticated content management that allows staff of the Southern Waste Strategy Authority to edit the text of any page, or add new pages easily. These are then rendered to static HTML to enable maximum speed and compatibility.