Metamorphic brings together three realms of experience
Technical
Social
Creative

Social Intelligence

Web design isn't just about technical features, and it isn't just about looking pretty. If your customers can't find the information they're really looking for on your website, they'll go elsewhere. Metamorphic begins every project by analysing who your customers are, what they're trying to find out and what needs they have that you can fulfill. We bring together well-tested principles from marketing and user-centred design to show your customers why you make their lives easier.

Technical

There's a bewildering array of technologies available on the web. Metamorphic doesn't chase every new thing, but focuses on technologies with strong reputations for reliability and flexibility, and which we expect to be around for the long haul. I don't like to be locked in to proprietary software that's only available from a single supplier, and I don't think you should either. Metamorphic uses standards-compliant open-source solutions such as Drupal and Ruby on Rails that are supported by strong international developer communities.

Creative

Metamorphic is a preferred supplier to the University of Canterbury, and has developed sites for Synapsys, Tait Electronics and My HealthiLife Limited.

People

Isaac Freeman

Metamorphic is Isaac Freeman.

With over twelve years’ experience as a web designer and developer, I bring a unique set of skills to the job of designing and building attractive websites.

I have a master’s degree in mathematics, and a graduate diploma in computer science. I have researched and taught interface design and software project management at Universities of Canterbury and Auckland.

I'm an illustrator and a comics artist.

Isaac is also an experienced high school teacher. He edits an anthology of New Zealand comics artists, and may occasionally be seen in amateur theatre productions.

Isaac lives in Christchurch, New Zealand.

isaac.freeman.org.nz
Bruce Webster

Bruce is a very experienced developer, who has worked for the Christchurch College of Education and University of Canterbury, notably on the Interact project, for which he co-developed a complete custom CMS that managed the entire College of Education and a number of other sites. He's also recently completed an iPhone game, Rogo.

Bruce's LinkedIn page
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