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bigspace corporation, experts in the creation of large span column free structures came to Balance needing a website that could impress likely clients that they were about to visit in USA and Europe, and they needed it quickly...more>>
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Austrlia's coutry music capital - Tamworth - recently selected Balance from a short list to redevop their web site. Building on the engine that drives Fairfield Council's site, we developed a site that is easily maintained by council staff...more>>
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Balance not only has the ability to design timeless web sites, it has the depth and strength to supply robust software applications. Balance is supplying various Laing & Simmons offices with their in office and web based operating system software. A new direction for web development, with a web site being built as part of your offices operating system - web integration at its best.
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Balance is currently putting the finishing touches on a new site for Australia's premier speakers bureau - Saxton Speakers Bureau. The site is completely editable by Saxton staff, including the ability to add sections to the site and have these changes reflected in the navigation system...more>>
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Campbelltown City Council are the latest council to see the wisdom of adopting Balance as the company providing their website solution. Produced in record time to a strict deadline, the council's communications staff are impressed with the flexibility of our system and the level of service we provide...more>>
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Balance have been looking after Akubra's website since 1997 when we first built them a site. As early adopters of the internet, they have reaped the benefits of being online and with our advice they stay ahead of the pack...more>>
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Klik Systems, a major Australia wide lighting supplier have had Balance recently develop a website for them that features all their styles of lighting equipment and allows them to maintain the site inhouse. A rather nifty design that showcases their work as well as their products...more>>
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The recent discovery of long lost Sydney photographer Max Black's negatives has seen his work resurrected. This new site showcases some of that work and introduces his unusual style to a new generation...more>>
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