Made Marian: one of our favourites
The best part of having Made Marian as a client is when she sends through new cards, paintings and prints to add to the website.
The best part of having Made Marian as a client is when she sends through new cards, paintings and prints to add to the website.
We’re really lucky that we get to work with such a diverse range of clients – from schools to designers, architects, luxury safari guides, and impact investors. We especially love working with clients who are doing incredible things to improve lives.
Pomegranite has built quite a few school websites over the last couple years, and the latest one we've just launched is the Drakensberg Boys Choir site.
By Liz Pomegranite recently live tweeted (and built the website for) the Alternative Mining Indaba and when I was putting our event report together, I was looking for some great tools to show off our work. I'd heard about Google's 'If This Then That' tool (IFTTT) which
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