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Member Since: Nov 2010
Last Login: 28 Mar 2011
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Category:Design > Graphic Design

ID:47677

Title:Contemporary website design for tile company

Location:Anywhere

Job Description

We are looking for someone to design 2/3 pages of a website for a well known company that sells kitchen, bathroom and floor tiles across the south west of England.

Page 1) A Flash landing page has been requested to direct people to the areas of kitchens, bathrooms and flooring. This will be done by three dominating lifestyle images of each of the \'areas\' with a click through to the relevant section of the website.

Page 2)Once in the individual area there will be two or three lifestyle images (more at a later date) which show a tile in the home with the opportunity for people to click to enlarge the tile and (page 3?)then a click to through to find out where to buy or to email the company by an enquiry form to ask for more info.

We would also need to incorporate some basic navigation i.e, about us, contact us from the existing website.

We would like someone to put together this design for us so that we can pass it to our web developer can build the site.

We will provide a written brief and are happy to accept any emails/calls for questions regarding the job at any time in the process.

Overall we are looking for a site that is contemporary, modern and implies that what you would buy from this site is of superior quality to buying from high street DIY chain stores.

Job Budget

Type:Fixed Price

Budget:£150 - £230 (Approx $235 - $361)

Additional Information

Attached Files: None

Bidding ends:Bidding Closed

Job Posted:02/12/2010 16:28

Bidding activity on this Job

Bids:12

Who has Bid:

Ant L
United Kingdom
Muge O
United Kingdom
Andrew S
United Kingdom

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Clarification Board

B. T. on 02/12/2010 16:47
Hi,

Will the client be supplying the 'lifestyle imagery' or the designer?

Kind Regards,
Ben Tilford.

Reply from Client

S. C. on 02/12/2010 16:59
We would be happy for the designer to use illistrative pictures on the design as the client would supply the final images used on the website.

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Accepted Bid #1

Amount: $353 Fixed Fee

Country of Freelancer: United Kingdom

Acceptance Reason: Great portfolio with fantastic lookign websites taht looked really creative.

Estimated Start Date: Within 1 Business Day

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