My name is Nicholas Soper, I am a passionate digital marketer with business management and traditional agency experience. I try and integrate digital thinking, production, digital marketing, interaction, performance and education in an organisation.
Since Facebook launched Timeline a few things have changed. One of the things that has changed is the iFrame app layout, which is now wider. So today I knocked up a vector, layered template PSD for the new wide Facebook apps.
I am sharing it here, for free. I hope it saves you some time.
Most of [...]
So Facebook went ahead and updated their layout again, which makes my “Latest Facebook Page Template in a Layered Photoshop Doc” post a touch outdated.
If you have been doing any Facebook cover photo mockups for the new timeline, you might like the new Facebook Timeline Cover Template PSD for Photoshop I knocked up today. Hope [...]
Using QR codes is not always the best way to go, and they get a lot of flack, but somehow they still get used. Don’t get me wrong, QR codes are cool, and I’ve suggested they get used on several occasion.
The images below might just make you think twice before using them though.
via Mashable.com
If you love with iTunes but happen to live in a country where iTunes doesn’t have all the apps or music (eg. South Africa), or simply want to use the American iTunes store, you’re going down a path that leads to frustration.
It’s easy enough to change or set up a US iTunes account whilst being [...]
This is a beautifully captured video of a lone snowboarder moving down a mountain in the French Alps at night wearing an LED suit.
Glowing Man HD from Jacob Sutton on Vimeo.
As I’ve gotten older I’ve started to increasingly value the often limited personal time I have. Saying ‘no’ and not over committing to things is something I’ve finally learned to do and I feel extremely privileged to be in such a strong position to do so. On the flip side, I really do love my [...]
In 2007 my company built a new website for NewLook Windows.
At the time they were the only company in Cape Town selling PVC Double Glazed windows. The website was a marketing tool for them, so the site was coded in xhtml/css and had plenty of keywords for Double Glazing. After a month of being online [...]
Back in 2006 I helped Apurimac Media build their website. Working with Will and Andre who were running the business at the time was a pleasure. The website was coded in xhtml/css and included a cool little flash header that represented the Apurimac River and the key words of the business.
Here are some of the [...]
In 2007 my company at the time redesigned the Pennypinchers website. It was a fairly large project which some unique problems to solve.
The first was the website was hosted internally on a 128kbit Diginet line that was shared by the support office. This resulted in very poor connectivity to the outside world, with multiple timed [...]
Great work by Saatch & Saatchi [LA] and Resn who created site for The Camry Effect.
Camry Owners across the US were asked to share their stories, their experiences and their special moments which happened behind the wheel of their Camry’s. These collective moments created a greater whole they call the ‘Camry Effect‘.
The site is a collection of [...]
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