Welcome to Adam Wintle Design
About me and my Services
Consultation for companies such as Jet Republic, IBM and the World of Playing Cards.
My name is Adam Wintle, I'm an experienced and versatile web consultant from the coastal city of Portsmouth in the United Kingdom, which is about two hours from London. I started creating websites in 2003 and now run my own web design studio; I love all aspects of graphic design, from typography to comic books.
Adam Wintle Design is my web design and development studio lead by myself and occasionally accompanied by talented individuals I've met over the years.
I have a simple mission: to deliver an outstanding service that's going to help your business grow and succeed. Focusing on your organisation, your target audiences and most importantly your customers' needs. Read more about my services →
Blog & News
Intermission
By Adam Wintle on January 12, 2010.
Things have been a little crazy lately. It’s been hard to say anything because of the severity of the situation. I really want to say thank you to everyone.
Tags: AdamWintleDesign Life,.
New Logo Concepts
By Adam Wintle on October 28, 2009.
Since July the 1st I've been trading as Adam Wintle Design, it's now nearly November and I've decided its crunch time for a better logo!
Before Adam Wintle Design there was MallmusMedia!, a collaboration between some like-minded web designers and developers - some of the people at Mallmus went seperate ways which meant the MallmusMedia! brand had to be scrapped. Its unfortuate as I quite liked the old logo.
I've been playing around with these following concepts for quite a while and I've been getting feedback from a few friends, lastnight a fellow designer suggested I got all of my Twitter followes to share their opnions; but I thought better yet, I could just get feedback through a blog post.
Tags: AdamWintleDesign, Design, marketing.
Meetdraw 3: The Meetcounter
By Adam Wintle on October 16, 2009.
Back in March this year I was invited to attend a brand new event all the way over in Bournemouth called Meetdraw. Bournemouth and Portsmouth aren't exactly next door neighbours, but Paul Seys, one of the events organisers really encouraged me to show up. This is how our conversation unfolded:
Adam (hesitantly): "Well, the meet-up's subject is right, and the idea is great... but I'm just not sure..."
Paul: "Alright, you're twistin' my arm here, but how 'bout I thrown in a big hunk of meat and we call it a deal?"
Adam: "Sold!!"
The Meetdraw marketing team has obviously studied their key conference-attending demographic and reached this conclusion:
1. Lets face it, web designers don't eat salad!
2. The conference-attending designers are all bloodthirsty carnivores.
With this in mind they knew that offering "free salad!" to every attendee would get them nowhere. And thus, Meetdraw was born.
For those who couldn't be at the latest instalment of Meetdraw, this is a roundup of what you missed!
Looking back at Lord Likely
By Adam Wintle on September 11, 2009.
Lord Likely is the first site in an ongoing series where I'll be looking back and reviewing the site's performance over the past year. I'll be looking at improvements in the site's statistics and traffic, and also how I've worked with the client to maintain a steady increase of visitors.
Years ago, before I even knew who Lord Likely was I had the thrilling job as a dish-washer at a local cinema; here I met a talented cartoonist and writer called Andy Fanton, who among having a small repertoire of cartoon characters he also wrote a blog called Lord Likely; which can only be described as "humorous and erotic adventures" set in the Victorian era. Sounds a bit inappropriate and offensive (for my family-friendly blog); well I won't go into details about the site's content, instead I'll focus on the facts and figures from behind the scenes. If you really are curious about the content, feel free to visit Lord Likely yourself.
Tags: Design, LookingBack, LordLikely.
Yes, this site is still alive!
By Adam Wintle on September 09, 2009.
“Is Adam Wintle dead”? A question I never thought I'd hear, and one I'll hopefully never hear again. But it has been asked and needs an answer: “I'm alive”!
Few people know this, but I was once in the IT industry, mainly working for various government departments and corporations; Mallmus Design and MallmusMedia! my previous business ventures we're born from a hobby which grew into a small company, but I'd always maintained my contacts from when I worked in IT, at the end of July I got a call from a great friend who asked if I could step into a project as they needed someone with my skills.
Here I'm going to reflect over my past five weeks work and life; it may become a bit of a rant, but I hope you find it all interesting...
Tags: AdamWintleDesign, ITContracting, rant.
