GAPdesign
Web Designing in Cape Town

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visual and commercial arts with emphasis on the brand promise. From conceptualization right.
clients, using a mix of creative skill and awareness of current trends in the.
visual solutions to the communication needs of.
it on the web as well.GAP design studio is able to produce through the line.
design studio specializes in publication design. We will then assist you in publishing.
through to the printers on your behalf.

We offer custom designed solutions to a wide variety of communication needs, from conceptualisation through to printing or publishing it on the web. We are experienced professionals working together to ensure a smooth outsourced experience for you and your company. We make use of freelancers continuously to offer fresh and relevant design. We bring in additional resources when needed and then release. We not only created a detailed programme with speaker information, but included a brief Cape Town tourism guide for all the first time visitors with information on SA culture, local transport, and some sightseeing options as well as a 360 degree panoramic view of Cape Town to take home as a memento. Enabling our clients to reach their full potential is often the most rewarding part of our job. The festival was organised to celebrate the Richness of Ageing & the first of a biennial happening. Delegates attended from 12 countries across the globe to share their knowledge and engage in the festivities on offer: music, art, theatre and an academic programme. We were solely responsible for the branding of this global conference and created the logo and visual language for the festival with a strong South African feel complimented by vibrant African colours. The liberal use of colour became a strong design element which added a positive and cheerful energy. This resonated very well with the international guests and they appreciated the illustrations of local items such as food, flowers, landmarks, icons etc. Last week we visited several talks at the annual cross-disciplinary Open Design Cape Town we were extremely impressed by the work of Colette Fransolette from Universal Design Africa. Specifically by her push for the development of open source methodologies to simplify the overtly complex process of accounting for universal design in local fields such as architecture and engineering. Purely from a reflective standpoint it is interesting to see overarching trends from one’s own field also represented in other areas. Thinking back at how far web development have come the past decade (or perhaps even few years!) it’s insightful to see how these approaches in the development and navigation of the city space also reflects in the development and navigation of the contemporary cyber landscape. Just as Colette is pushing to create adaptive and modular open source solutions to ease complex processes such as universal design, so there are a myriad of tools at the disposal of those shaping the accessibility and navigation of the online landscape. Pantone surprised us all with their suggestion as Radiant Orchid. Embrace this rosy pink colour and allow the variants, shades and tints to take you out of your comfort zone.