12,500 active products across 350 categories. Arris have designed and developed the new website for Southern Model Supplies (SMS). Launched with a vast catalogue of products, retailers now have the ability to select, order and manage their stock online.
Black & White is the official match day program and magazine of Adelaide City FC. Arris design and layout what has been described as one of the best publications of its type in the league.
For more than 10 years Arris has designed the annual report of the Australian Research Centre for Population Oral Health (ARCPOH).
TechInSA gave us a brief to design and build an interactive main News page and internal News pages within the TechInSA website. These pages were to align with TechInSA’s new branding and provide a vehicle for regularly publishing news articles, events and South Australian tech industry updates.
The brief for The Loan Inspector was to create branding that would be suitable for both the Loan Inspector and for the Inspector Group as a whole. This growing local business needed its own unique identity, while looking forward to ensure that future, business-wide branding would remain cohesive across the group.
Arris was asked to provide a graphic representation for the Adelaide Glycomics identity and oversaw the design and installation of window graphics for the new Adelaide Glycomics facility, including glass front door panels and banners for internal windows.
For the past 11 years Arris has worked with Treenet to design the branding for the annual Treenet National Street Tree Symposium. Each year we have prepared a graphic element to illustrate the theme and tone for the event. Our design takes in to consideration diverse applications such as lanyards, programs, certificates and proceedings books, through to signage, staging and video.
The Small Potato Farm guys wanted a logo that visually described their operation. “We’re the little guys, ” they said, “we still get out in the field ourselves. Our product is something we care about enough to be hands on. We’ve got dirt underneath our fingernails!”
TechInSA (formerly BioSA) requested Arris to design and develop an interactive iPad game. In collaboration with the client, our solution consisted of multiple choice questions and answers delivered with colour and imagery.
