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Brief

Logo Design / Web Design / Photography

Our objective was to create an in-depth blog that contains a wide-ranging mix of categories and story tags that the client could ultimately self-manage. To give the client the best experience we used Squarespace as the CMS platform and customised the template from there for a unique outcome.

 
 
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Combining serious scholarship with light-hearted ideas for relaxation.

Hammocks & Ruins combines informative in-depth descriptions of the lives of the people who built the Mayan ruins and colonial haciendas with options for relaxing on beaches and exploring the jungle. The blog therefore required a clean-cut, elegant feel to reflect this mix of enquiry and fun, and to set off its rich and varied imagery.

The logo identifies Hammocks & Ruins across Facebook and Instagram, as well as the site itself, and combines a steep, rather forbidding, Maya pyramid with the relaxing swoosh of a native hammock. The site structure helps users to either follow a theme, such as ‘Islands’, or to plan a day out which combines serious scrambling over ruins with fun in the sun.

 
 
 
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Trip banner designs.

 
 
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