Temple Street Children’s University Hospital commissioned doop to build the Route 66 Motorcycle Challenge Website. The motorcycle challenge has been running since 2002 and Temple Street Children’s Hospital and Irish 66ers are already preparing for their 5th trip down “the mother of all mother roads” in 2010.
The project included a website built around the wordpress publishing platform and a Discussion Board built around the Invision Powerboard system.
Down Syndrome Ireland’s new website recently went live with a brand new design and the Joomla! content management system behind it. The site is designed to present a large amount of content and information through a friendly and easily accessible interface. The CMS allows DSI staff to easily update site content and documentation themselves.
doop have been working with Down Syndrome Ireland for many years and continue to assist the organisation in utilising digital technology to spread their message and assist in fundraising.
Easyscreed, a subsidiary of JB Concrete, are Ireland’s leading supplier of liquid flooring solutions. doop were commissioned to develop the identity design for the company’s flagship Easyscreed product and subsequently variations such as easyroof, easydesign, easyfloor and easyheat. The logo simply uses the tail of the letter y to show the porous nature of the product.
Lee & Lee is a homeopathy and fertility advice clinic in Dublin Ireland.
doop developed the An Líonra.net identity design in 2008. An Líonra is an Irish language social network for business, education, media and culture.
The Extraspace logo design was refined in 2007 to portray a smart, dynamic, innovative company that strives to be the best and do the best for it’s customers.
The mark consists of two elements, the symbol and the logotype. The symbol is based on two sides of a cuboid shape in 3-D, the cuboid referencing the company’s modular units. The symbol also suggests a positive, confident company with the shape resembling a ‘tick’.
Extraspace also commissioned a corporate identity style guide and a series of logo variations for sub-products
The brief for the logo design for Irish Deaf Kids was to represent kids who sign or who are bilingual in sign & speech and communicate through speech & lipreading. The design plays with the lettershapes and lips and hands which can also suggest support, linking and bridge-building.
doop were commissioned by Asavie Technologies to develop an identity design for AccessMyLan, the company’s reliable and scalable VPN that is easy to install and manage.
Brian King Engineering (BKE) commissioned doop to develop both it’s identity and website. The final logo playing with the letterform’s similarity to electrical symbols (transformer windings / heating elements).
