Jericho Project
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Improving brand identity with great graphic design and cutting edge website design.
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Employees: 1-5 Established: 2006 Joined: 2009
Latest Work
Whether it's improving brand identity with great graphic design, or creating a spectacular on-line presence through cutting edge website design, the team at Jericho Project thrive on helping our clients improve their image and ultimate bottom line. From print design to custom website development, we know how to get the most out of visual communication.
With a talent for clean and sophisticated design work, our team has serviced companies ranging from luxury resorts in the hospitality industry through to multi-level online retail stores.
Industry Sectors
IT, Financial & LegalTends to work with
Corporation / Public CompanyGeneral location of clients:
AustraliaRecent Projects
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Saropa
http://www.saropa.com.au
As Clicksafe was a startup in the insurance industry, Jericho Project was brought on to establish secure systems for the collection of sensitive data as well as communicating to potential clients on a level that spoke of safety and reliability. Read More -
Keyright
http://www.keyright.com
KeyRight aims to be the world leader in Computer Learning Systems. Through innovation, we will create user focussed products to improve and empower technology users. Read More
Recent Reviews
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Reviewed on 5 Oct, 2009
The team at Jericho Project worked very closely with Saropa during the initial concept
phase for our website. Jericho then designed and built a public facing website and prototyped the back-end commercial system. This project was... Read More
Craig Hathaway
— Saropa Pty Ltd
Articles
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