Professional web design and web development services for businesses on the move. Go Man Go Digital Marketing
Sony’s feature-rich product website was developed for the booming home theatre market and was supported by a TV and print campaign.
Work included web design consulting, information architecture, significant Home Cinema SWF custom interface design and database driven content management system.
Sony Style was Sony Australia’s first fully-fledged, B2C product and ecommerce website. Work included web design consulting, information architecture, web design for all visuals and interfaces, content management system development, database and SAP inventory system integration.
In 2002 Sony Australia’s website sony.com.au was designed as a Portal, showcasing Sony’s Latest News, Sony ID, Hot New Products, Product Catalogue, Product Mini Sites, Sony ID and Sony Style. There were also links to Sony Music, Sony Computer Entertainment, Columbia Tristar, Sony Ericsson and Sony Foundation.
Email Newsletter templates were designed for SONY Cybershot, Sony CLIÉ and other Sony products.
Sony’s AIBO (Artificial Intelligence RoBOt) web site was created in 2001 in response to the release of the second generation AIBO ERS-210. This was the first entertainment robot to be made available for purchase in Australia. A cheeky and inquisitive “lion cub” AIBO was able to recognise human voice, take pictures with its internal camera, have emotions and respond to human greetings.
As a Sony Foundation member, Go Man Go developed this web site as a pro bono initiative. The Foundation is a non profit, charitable organisation that assists and supports Australia’s youth in various programmes and scolarships. It also provides support to organisations such as Canteen, The Australian Threatre for Young People and many others.
XPLOD web site for car audio enthusiasts. This site included the latest XPLOD product range and specifications. It also displayed content on national car show events, a virtual dashboard for building your own system and other technical advice. XPLOD leveraged the same technology framework that Go Man Go developed for SONY’s other web sites.
The Sony Walkman project - a dynamic database driven website designed to display the full catalogue of available models, specifications and availability. It also supported Sony’s sponsorship of youth music and events in the community.
