doop – web design and digital media consultants

Work

AnLíonra.net identity design

doop developed the An Líonra.net identity design in 2008. An Líonra is an Irish language social network for business, education, media and culture.

Extraspace identity design

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

Irish Deaf Kids website

doop designed the identity and website for Irish Deaf Kids.  Parents of deaf children need an online meeting-place to chat with other parents and exchange tips in a peer-support network.  Irish Deaf Kids seeks to meet these needs, and to remind the parents of deaf children that they are not alone in their journey.

Irish Deaf Kids identity design

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.

Rehab Bingo – blog

doop recently designed and implemented a blog for rehab bingo, one of the most successful lottery companies in Ireland and the UK.

Show Racism the Red Card

Show Racism the Red Card is harnessing the profile of sport to educate against racism. It also supports programmes that encourage integration and sport.

The Irish site, designed and built by doop, was launched in 2006. It has recently been given a face lift, including a new and improved wordpress powered news area, which features regular updates on issues of racism in Irish sport.

Asavie – Website

Asavie enable operators to deliver branded value-added remote access services to subscribers on mobile handsets, laptops and desktop PCs.

doop were commissioned to develop and redesign the corporate website in a web 2.0 style.

Vordel website

Vordel is an XML network infrastructure company that provides high performance, enterprise-level hardware and software products to enable enterprises confidently deploy SOA.

doop were commissioned to develop a new identity for Vordel and extend the identity to a new website design.

Kilross – website

Kilross is a leading Value Added Distributor of IT security dedicated towards the Irish business environment.

Having built their first website way back in 2001, doop recently redesigned and rebuilt the kilross site, greatly expanding it’s content and functionality.

Bolton Trust – website

Based in the Docklands Innovation Park, The Bolton Trust was set up to promote new business enterprises in Ireland. doop redesigned the bolton trust website to coincide with it’s 20th anniversary. The event was celebrated with a one day conference attended by President Mary McAleese.

ÉAN – Identity & Website

Éan is Ireland’s emigrant advice network. Éan are working toward ensuring a more positive emigrant experience. doop were commissioned to update the organisation identity & develop a website allowing for easy & frequent updating by Éan staff.

Realex Payments – website

Realex Payments
Realex Payments is a leading European payment service provider.
doop were commissioned to design & develop an online Resource Centre website for clients of Realex Payments.

Lee McCullough – website

Lee McCullough
Structural Engineers in Dublin since 1964.
doop were commissioned to develop a new website around the company’s new corporate identity.

Gúna Nua – Identity & Website

Gúna Nua
Gúna Nua is one of Ireland’s most exciting and innovative independent theatre companies.
doop have produced artwork for many of their productions and recently redesigned their website.

Euróg – identity & website

Euróg
Euróg – European Institutions Infomation for young people.
doop were invited by the National Youth Council of Ireland to help title, develop the identity and design the Éurog online website.

AccessMyLan identity design

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.