Adam Trickett

Website designer & developer

Commercial Experience

The following is a list of projects that I’ve worked on for a variety of employers. Each of these projects have had their own challenges and for each I’ve had to pull out all the tricks to overcome those problems.

InSilico

Although I was not here for long, working for InSilico was one hell of eye opener. They do things very differently. It was here where I was exposed, if not overloaded with innovation and Paul O'Neil's insane level of energy. While working here I also learnt that deep down in this programmers head of mine, there is an illustrator/designer desperate to get out.

By Gobo (2009)

http://bygobo.com.au

By Gobo is a stock standard static website, with a bit of Flash here and splash of jQuery there. I had fun designing this one since I took the role… [Read More]

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The Loft Group

These guys are the first company I worked for. While I worked at The Loft Group, I had the chance to work on many awesome web projects. They completely changed the way I approached my work and gave me the grounding I needed to make way in this industry. Thanks guys.

BDT Greenroom (2009)

Long after the Buzz Dance Theatre website had been built, I had been asked to implement Unite into this website under a section called Greenroom. Unite was a heavily customised… [Read More]

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Criterion Health (2009)

Another stock standard website cut-up using Dreamweaver templates.

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Escalatoo Shoes (2009)

http://escalatoo.com.au

Graphic Design by: Nick Williams This website was originally meant to include a shopping cart, however those plans were scaled back as development continued on. We were meant to be… [Read More]

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One Man Epic (2009)

The project itself was epic! While Nick Williams did the design, and Andy Jones managed the project I was responsible for building the entire back-end of the website.… [Read More]

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Optimum HMS (2009)

http://optimumhms.com.au/

Though I didn’t build this website, I did bolt on a custom shopping cart with PayPal integration. The first time I’ve raw coded with the Express Checkout API and I… [Read More]

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Phone Forward (2009)

The job with this one sounded easy: perform search engine optimisation on this website. The problem with this website was that it was so far out of date that it… [Read More]

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Incognito Projects

Sadly, there are a few projects I'm not able to name for one reason or another (unfinished site, bad experience, legal reasons, etc.). Whatever the reason, I don't feel it is fair to let these projects go by without some sort of acknowledgement, so thats why I "describe" here.

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A Building Company (2011)

I was presented a challenge to build a website for a building company that required a tonne of Custom Post Type tricks and tonne and half of custom fields. And… [Read More]

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A Perth based mining company...

...that mines stuff solely in another country...righteo. Anyway this was just another standard Wordpress cut-up with a few other bits thrown in.… [Read More]

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An Industrial Clothing Company (2011)

I did a quick rebuild of somebody elses attempt at doing this site. The site had information about a Product with photos and details where you could by it. No… [Read More]

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What I'm Working On Now

Sometimes I can't keep a secret. In those situations I like to tell everyone what I'm up to. These projects could be anything.