This site is for an Auckland law-firm specialising in corporate and commercial law.
Urban Legend web was contracted by McGovern & Associates to convert the site to valid (X)HTML and CSS, and integrate it with McGovern’s in-house ASP.NET-based "Scripts" Content Management System.
The site owners contracted Urban Legend web to update the WordPress engine, make changes and additions to the site template, add functionality and advertising, and migrate the standards-based site to a new host.
This site was is for the birthplace of one of New Zealand’s most famous authors, Katherine Mansfield. It is designed by Helen Smith of McGovern & Associates, and hand-coded from supplied files. It is an early example of the use of the use of CSS for layout. The site is driven by an in-house content management system.
This site is for a top Auckland photographer who was the official photographer for the Dalai Lama of Tibet on his last visit to these shores.
Its design, by Urban Legend web, is intended to take a back seat to the photgraphs, many of which are stunning. It features a gallery of images sorted by subject, with a custom-built engine written in PHP.
As is standard practice at Urban Legend web, It is coded to web standards using valid XHTML and CSS
This site is for an Auckland art gallery, and is designed by Helen Smith of McGovern & Associates. Its layout, including top-level subsections, is coded by Urban Legend web. It uses McGovern’s content management system to allow the client to enter and edit content.
This website, for the iconic New Zealand fashion label, was designed by McGovern & Associates, and coded by Urban Legend web under contract.
We also coded the recent change to a minimalist white background, which draws attention to the images onsite.
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This site was designed by Helen Smith of McGovern & Associates, and is for a private company in Auckkland, New Zealand, which archives media content from New Zealand and the South Pacific.
Urban Legend web design was contracted to cut and code the site in valid XHTML, and CSS, from supplied Photoshop files.