Websites

Proudly announcing the redesign of Donald Weber Photojournalism! Don Weber is Canadian, based in Moscow. He’s published in Newsweek, Time, Maclean’s, The New York Times, The Globe & Mail, others.

The site features big, 800px images and is built on WordPress. It’s valid XHTML 1.0 Strict.

Check out Donald Weber Photojournalism.

Posted Jan 07, 2007

Announcing the redesign of Pleasure Dome! Now in it’s 18th year of programming, Pleasure Dome is a year-round film and video exhibition group dedicated to the presentation of experimental film and video.

The site is built on WordPress, and features posters by Sameer Farooq, NEW INK. It comes with two pieces of documentation – a screencast and a manual.

Check out Pleasure Dome!

Posted Jan 31, 2007

Announcing a site-wide update of Superslackers! Produced by Steven Charles Manale, Superslackers is published weekly by The Toronto Star and is nominated for Top Canadian Web Comic, Joe Shuster Awards.

The site is built on WordPress and is Valid XHTML 1.0 Strict.

Check out Superslackers!

Posted Feb 01, 2007

Proudly announcing the redesign of Bell Festival Centre! Coinciding with the groundbreaking at King and John Streets in Toronto, the website was created in-house at the Toronto International Film Festival Group by developer Marty Spellerberg and programmer Gabriel Perez.

Check out Bell Festival Centre!

Posted Apr 28, 2007

Announcing the redesign of Jim Ross, Toronto Photographer! The site was created by developer Marty Spellerberg and built on WordPress. It is valid XHTML 1.0 Transitional.

Check out Jim Ross Photographer!

Posted May 18, 2007

This prototype Store Locator was created in-house at Canadian Tire Corporation in late 2006 by developer Marty Spellerberg using JavaScript and the Google Maps API.

Check out the Canadian Tire Interactive Map!

Posted May 26, 2007

Announcing the redesign of Maquina / Jaime Leblanc Photography! Based in Montreal, Leblanc is published in The Walrus and Half Empty magazines. The site was created by developer Marty Spellerberg and built on WordPress. It is valid XHTML 1.0 Strict.

Check out Maquina!

Posted Jun 03, 2007

The 2007 Toronto International Film Festival is now live! The website was created in-house at the Toronto International Film Festival Group by Developers Richard Norman and Marty Spellerberg; Programmers Gabriel Perez and Ric Pettit; Coordinator Neil Haapamaki and Project Manager Alice Ko. Our favorite features are the Flickr-powered galleries and the Google-powered maps.

Check out the Toronto International Film Festival ’07!

Posted Jul 05, 2007

Announcing the redesign of the Toronto International Film Festival Group ! It was designed and built in-house by developer Marty Spellerberg.

Check out the Toronto International Film Festival Group!

Posted Aug 19, 2007

Announcing the launch of Bell Lightbox! The website is a refresh of the former Bell Festival Centre site, incorporating the Envisioning + Storytelling creative, new renderings by KPMB and the TIFFG framing. The website was created in-house at the Toronto International Film Festival Group by developers Marty Spellerberg and Richard Norman, and programmer Gabriel Perez.

Check out Bell Lightbox!

Posted Aug 29, 2007

Well, here it is. In the first of four planned releases we’ve introduced a look and feel constructed around the AGO’s new graphic identity. It’s the result of a team effort, and seasons of research.

From a development perspective it’s simply a re-skinning of the legacy ColdFusion site; the CMS we’ve been implementing with Devlin will debut in the coming months.

The new building opens November 14.

Posted Sep 30, 2008

Wednesday gets a simple new website.

Posted Oct 19, 2008