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About the design process:
- Through a consultative process, a design concept for the project is agreed. Consultation can be conducted through email, phone or in person. Person-to-person consultation is preferred as design concepts can be talked through more thoroughly and creatively.
- For larger projects a scope document will be created outlining all the issues so that both parties are clear about the requirements of the design.
- Mediatician operates from a home base but offers a mobile service to bring the design tools direct to you.
- Your initial concept is crystallised into visual concept designs
- The concept designs are refined until a final design is agreed
- The website, multimedia product or graphic design is then produced into a complete product for your review.
- Mediatician then liaises with reliable web hosting providers*, multimedia reproduction companies or printers to get your product to the target audience.
- For websites, a follow-up service to update your site on an ad hoc or regular basis is also offered.
About pricing:
Mediatician charges an hourly base rate for work undertaken with a number of preset minimums based on the inclusion of common design elements. Please email mediatician using for more information. In order for mediatician to offer you the best quote please provide as much detail about your proposed project as possible.
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About Mick McCabe:
Specialising in multimedia production and web design, Mick McCabe graduated in 1999 from the Information Systems Institute at the University of Salford in Manchester with a BSc Information Technology. Working for e-Learning solutions company, Educational Multimedia Corporation (EMC) in Dublin, Mick moved quickly from being a junior to senior product builder and produced multimedia courseware using a range of development tools including Macromedia Authorware, Flash and Dreamweaver. He also adapted courseware for deployment over the Internet and ensured quality standards as a tester. Later he moved departments to work as a graphic designer representing technical content visually using interactive graphics and animation created through Adobe Photoshop, and Macromedia Flash.
Mick studied for an MA in Irish Traditional Music Performance at the Irish World Academy of Music and Dance, University of Limerick, graduating in 2002. Mick took up a position in the Academy, redesigning their website, undertaking several multimedia projects and graphic commissions, as well as lecturing, co-directing the Blas Summer School and co-ordinating a music exchange distance learning project through videoconferencing. In recent years, Mick has gone freelance under the Mediatician trading name and now designs for a broad range of clients.
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The Irish World Academy of Music and Dance website won a Schools and University Internet Award in 2003. |
This website has been kindly hosted by www.novara.ie as the prize for winning. Mediatician is pleased to recommend Novara for hosting and domain registration services.
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