Sometimes the most important changes aren’t beautiful or things you can see. When Sunny Street won our $10k Project Grant last year, they had big dreams to expand their mobile clinic operations across Australia, and this meant getting the foundations right. Every leader in business understands the importance of good foundations. A business is […]
What are brand and strategy workshops and why are they useful? We love workshops at Mezz – they’re a great platform for collaboration, creativity and critical thinking. To find valuable solutions you need to dive deep to uncover true insights, and that’s exactly what happens when you get a group of passionate people together for […]
Our long-standing clients at Grocon asked us to partner with them on their exciting project 'The Ribbon' a while back and we have since been a part of developing the visual identity, designing and printing the construction site's hoarding and creating their website to serve their needs. The Ribbon is a breathtaking new development set to transform Sydney's skyline and form an extraordinary new gateway to the western side of the city's CBD.
A home is a place that connects us with the people and moments that shape who we become. That's something we kept in mind as we worked together with our client Johnson Property Group in developing one of their latest estates, Earlwood. Below, you can have a look at the TV Commercial we put together.
Mezzanine programmer Karl attended a Sydney CocoaHeads meet last week, and was intrigued by Matt Delves’ talk about patterns for problem solving, and this week, Seth Godin has been blogging about problems and paradoxes and the difference between the two.
The businesses who will thrive past ad blocking are those built on the core principles of the internet: innovation, equality and the ability for users to mold their experiences.
When people ask what I do, I always have to pause and work out how to explain my role.
he way your audience/customers experience digital interfaces has evolved extremely quickly over the last 10 years or so, thanks to devices like smartphones and tablets… and of course, phablets (It has also created something I like to call “Technology Snobs”, but that’s a whole other blog post in itself!).
Our brief for the ‘Let a Bear Sh!t in the Woods’ campaign was very clear and the creative solution seemed to come quite naturally (so it seemed to me as a non-creative in the team!) However, the technical scope was open - it was up to us to find and recommend the right solution to achieve Animals Asia’s goals, a solution which was completely cross-browser and cross-device compatible.