Details at the source.
Record potholes, service information, coordinates and photos against the right project.
SELECTED WORK / DIFFERENT BUSINESSES. DISTINCTIVE EXPERIENCES.Real businesses.
Real businesses.
Original thinking.
Explore ADLOC, The Gunnery and Haynes Odyssey: distinctive websites and connected systems designed around the businesses behind them.
01 / ADLOC — UNDERGROUND SERVICES
CLIENTADLOC
SECTORUnderground services
SCOPEWebsite · Staff portal · Field reporting
THE CHALLENGEBring the field
Bring the field
and office together.
Recording work on site is only part of the job. Locations, photos, service depths and project details also need to become useful information back in the office.
The ADLOC project connects those steps in one platform, giving the team a consistent way to capture site information and prepare reports.
See the bigger picture.
Map service runs and keep the location details connected to the work on site.
Make information useful.
Bring project records together into reports the team can share with clients.
90%
CLIENT-REPORTED RESULT
Less time writing reports.
ADLOC reports a 90% reduction in report-writing time with its custom system.
Client-supplied result for this project; individual outcomes vary.SELECTED PROJECT / Website / Booking journeys
The Gunnery
Range experiences, clearly connected.
Website project
Shooting.Your way.
PROJECTThe Gunnery
FOCUSWebsite / Booking journeys
DESIGNA distinct identity, carried through every page.
A distinctive South Australian brand brought into a website experience, with clear pathways for visitors to explore range experiences and bookings.
A clear route through a varied business
The Gunnery combines a strong brand identity with a range of visitor interests. The website project gives those interests a clearer structure, helping people understand the available experiences and find the relevant information. The presentation uses the supplied brand and project imagery while keeping the page hierarchy focused on the visitor’s next decision.
Booking journeys need more than a prominent button. Visitors need to understand which experience they are considering, the information required to proceed and what happens after they submit a booking. The project brings those steps into a consistent interface, with administration considered alongside the public pages.
Project preview using original website assets.
SELECTED PROJECT / Website / Trips / Bookings
Haynes Odyssey
Great days out start here.
Website project
People. Places.Memories.
PROJECTHaynes Odyssey
FOCUSWebsite / Trips / Bookings
DESIGNA distinct identity, carried through every page.
A welcoming coach-tour website with destination discovery, trip information, pickup points and booking journeys, carrying Ash and Nat’s distinctive branding throughout.
A travel website with its own personality
Haynes Odyssey’s website is shaped around discovering a day out and understanding how to join it. Destinations, trip details and pickup information need to be easy to browse, while the visual identity carries the warmth and character of Ash and Nat’s brand. The supplied coach artwork and familiar mascots help connect that identity across the experience.
The wider project includes trip management and booking workflows so the public information can be supported by an administrative process. Different dates and pickup arrangements create different information needs; the design gives those details a clear place rather than relying on visitors to piece them together from unrelated pages.
Project preview using original website assets.
YOUR NEXT PROJECTWhat could work
What could work
better for you?
A great digital experience starts with a real business problem. Tell us where the friction is, and we can explore how thoughtful design and connected systems could help.
Start a conversationADLOC / CONNECTED FIELD WORK
From individual records to useful reports.
Keeping project information together
Field information has greater value when its context is retained. A location, photograph or depth measurement needs to remain connected to the appropriate project and recorded service. The ADLOC application brings those records into a shared workflow, helping the team build a clearer picture of what has been captured on site.
The project also includes service mapping and report preparation. These functions connect the capture process with the information that needs to be reviewed and shared. The client-reported reduction in report-writing time relates to this particular project; the broader design lesson is to understand the full journey from data entry to the finished output.