pass the relish

Some of these jars are way past their bloggable expiry date but it’s been so long since we’ve posted some new work that I thought I’d take the opportunity to clean out the pantry.
Global Premium Brands
Last fall we helped Spain’s Global Premium Brands, a distributor and marketer of upscale liqueurs and bottled waters, completely redesign their site from scratch.  The end result is a dark and luxurious experience that aims to capture the depth and quality of GPB’s selection of products. Do you dare to enter…

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by Steve Palmer on February 16, 2010

Time to blow the proverbial dust off ye olde Relish blog and talk about a mother of a project that’s been occupying a lot of our time for the past 8 months…

Late last year we were approached by the fine folks at Xenophile to build an online presence for a new kids’ show called RollBots that was going to be airing on YTV in early 2009.  Naturally we were thrilled at the opportunity to work on a big site chocked full of games and geared totally at kids.  None of us had worked on …

by Steve Palmer on July 16, 2009

Now, while it really is an honour just to be nominated, it’s pretty kickass to win! Relish was lucky enough to have one of our projects, the Michener Electronic Health Record, nominated in the ‘Flash Usability’ category at FITC Toronto this year.  Despite stiff competition from a couple of incredible sites by Grow Interactive, it was Relish who was sipping champagne in the winner’s lounge this time.

A leader in Applied Health Sciences education—with an emphasis on hands-on learning—the Michener Institute quickly saw the benefits of …

by Sacha on April 29, 2009

No, this isn’t about the upcoming Celine Dion box set.  That will be the subject of many future blog posts, but not this one.

Through the Eyes of LOVE is a site that we launched yesterday morning as a project of Motorola’s Raise Your Voice.  We worked with Hill & Knowlton on this one and what makes it special is how beautifully simple the concept is: the site contains a slide show of 50 photos taken by youth who have been affected by violence.  Every photo you view contributes 10 cents towards a $10,000 donation that Motorola will …

by Steve Palmer on November 19, 2008

As happens to a lot of smaller web shops, we’ve been so busy doing client work that we’ve neglected to update our own site.  We all like the current site and didn’t want to go in a radically different direction, but thought it could use a bit of a refresh.  A little spring cleaning if you will.

Below are some before and after shots to compare the difference or you can check out the real thing online.  What do you think?

Before:

After:

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by Paul on November 6, 2008