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A little bright'n'shine
Wednesday, 21 March, 2007
Posted by Cyberdesign
Regular visitors may have noticed that we have undergone a quick freshen-up.
We have brightened our colours, tidied our portfolio and re-created our homepage flash.
Over the coming weeks we will be improving our portfolio to provide more interactive demonstrations of our animations and websites. The first example of this is our EasyWay Tea example. Check back soon for the latest updates.
Labels: Cyberdesign Works, refresh, web design
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