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Half Full launched
February 24, 2010
Half Full is a new restaurant in Mill Hill, London. To spread the news, StudioMakgill created a wonderful website. Systemantics realized the website. A special feature is the integration of the Twitter service – fresh news from the restaurant, delivered to the world in text message style. This way, patrons stay up to date of the most recent developments.
vosbrenner launched
February 18, 2010
Systemantics launched the new website for the Rotterdam based graphic design agency vosbrenner today. Nele Vos and Michael Brenner, a graphic designer duo from Germany and the USA, respectively, have settled down in Rotterdam with their studio in 2009. The new website presents a portfolio of their work, ordered by tags, sets, time, and project title.
Kreis Klever KulTourtage 2010 launched
February 04, 2010
For the 12th issue of the museum weekend in the Kleve district in Germany, Systemantics launched the new website today. "It is essential to continue our approach from last year and to present the program of the 12th Kreis Klever KulTourtage on the web", says Eduard Großkämper, press officer of the Kleve district. The website, available in both German and Dutch, features information about the program for the weekend as well as general information and press releases. After the overall success of the 2009 issue, the new release is already the second issue of the website.
New website
January 20, 2010
Systemantics launched its new website today. The new website (code name '2.0') is another example of a successful collaboration between the Arnhem/Rotterdam based graphic designers of Catalogtree and Systemantics. The Brighton based StudioMakgill provided a great deal of consultancy regarding the site contents and structure. Thanks to all of you for your hard work!
StudioMakgill launched
January 19, 2010
The Brighton based graphic designers StudioMakgill have launched their new website today. Besides realizing the website, Systemantics provided an analysis of the requirements and user types for the website. The graphic design was made by Hamish Makgill from StudioMakgill. As a special feature, the website allows a visitor to combine arbitrary images and project descriptions from StudioMakgill's portfolio into a PDF file. The PDF can then be downloaded and used as an offline collection of StudioMakgill's work.
Probe launched
January 15, 2010
The (still small) website for the art project Probe by the Arnhem artist group Suze May Sho was launched today. Systemantics build the site according to the design of the Suzes. The site is intended to grow with each artist contributing to the project over the next months.
Systemantics goes GmbH
January 01, 2010
From today on, Systemantics operates as a German registered company with limited liability (GmbH). The newly formed company is directed by Lutz Issler. 'Under the hood of the new legal form, Systemantics continues to provide the highest level of informatics expertise for design agencies and corporate clients', he says. Systemantics' clients benefit from enhanced trust arising from the fact that contracts are no longer signed with sole persons but with a legal entity.
De Nieuwe Toneelbibliotheek launched
December 04, 2009
De Nieuwe Toneelbibliotheek is a publisher for theater texts based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Since mid 2009, they are publishing theater texts from different categories as books on demand. This means that books are printed as soon as the publisher receives an order from a customer.
Systemantics provided its informatics expertise to the development of the De Nieuwe Toneelbibliotheek website. The website consists of a catalog of all available books (almost daily updated) and a large online collection of freely downloadable PDFs. Together with graphic designer Connie Nijman and the team from De Nieuwe Toneelbibliotheek, Systemantics developed the concept of the website and also realized the whole project.
Remarkable technical challenges were the integration of the print on demand service and the Dutch payment service iDEAL. The fully automated ordering process minimizes the effort for the staff members and allows them to fully concentrate on producing new books.