Online Projects

ColArt manage an array of art brands including Winsor and Newton and Liquitex. We were approached to design and build a range of multilingual iPad forms for their international events calendar. The forms are served from a central core, deploying branded, event specific, local market content in 9 languages with an administrator login area to manage and configure database activity.

Brief : To design and build an interactive online and instore digital lookbook with added functionality across multiple platforms. Designed to be deployed in-store and online we created the Spring/summer 2012 look-book to cover the full product catalogue and highlight the key trends for both men and women. The site had to be easy to update utilising the client’s existing stock database.

Creating an new charity is quite an undertaking and a lot of it’s success is down to public awareness so we were delighted and slightly daunted when Leigh Blake asked us to brand her new organisation Arms Around The Child. Set to launch this spring with major events calendar including a huge music event in Washing DC.

Working closely with the e-commerce team at Kurt Geiger, we designed a sequence of online advert templates to promote the Kurt Geiger Blog, Everything But The Dress. The typography, photography and colour ways followed Kurt Geiger’s recent re-brand and the skin of their new website.

Kandi were approached to design and build a working prototype for a new fashion discount site named Shoeaholics. The design would have to utilise an existing e-commerce platform and deliver content in an editorial style synonymous with fashion magazines to a target audience of women aged 16-30. As we were working around an existing e-commerce platform we ensured that the design elements were considered and achievable within a challenging time-frame. The working prototype meant the web development team worked closely with the client to ensure their teams could achieve the functionality…

Working closely with the e-commerce team at Kurt Geiger, we developed, designed and built a sequence of email templates for their in-house design team to use for future campaigns. The typography, photography and colour ways followed Kurt Geiger’s recent re-brand and the skin of their new website. Using engaging editorial and a modular system the templates can be easily adapted for a range of marketing and e-commerce purposes. The templates follow best practice criteria for maximum deliver-ability.

Francesca Salih, previously frοm NET-A-PORTER, enlisted Kandi to design, brand and build Wardrobe Mistress, a luxury online fashion store specialising in selling pre-owned designer labels. Working closely with Francesca to incorporate her style and vision we directed talented illustrator Joanna Faria to create a character which could be used throughout the site and for a variety e-commerce and marketing purposes. With simple typographic treatment, two colours and Joana’s fantastic illustrations we received much acclaim…

Kurt Geiger briefed us to design and build an interactive online and instore digital lookbook. As Kurt Geiger had undergone a massive company rebrand we were tasked with implementing the new brand style across multiple digital platforms where there wasn’t an existing precedent for design. Designed to be deployed in-store and online we created the Autumn/ Winter 2011 look-book to cover the full product catalogue and highlight the key trends for both men and women. The site had to be easy to update utilising the client’s existing stock database. Our web development team built a custom content management system to automate database conversions and deploy product updates.

As part of Vogues Fashion’s Night Out, Kurt Geiger joined in the fun with an event at their boutique store on South Molten Street. They asked us to design a landing page which reported on the nights activities. We created a design in keeping with the Kurt Geiger brand but with an editorial feel, more commonly seen in a magazine, using 3 font families and a simple photographic treatment to create a contemporary feel.