Fracture is
a creative studio.
a creative studio.
Fracture was founded in 2002, and has grown steadily from a web design startup into one of New Zealand's most well-respected design agencies. Today Fracture is run by founding partners Nick Shaw (CD) and James McKee (MD). Our work is often recognised, we have had multiple wins at New Zealand's BeST Awards and major international wins including the prestigious FWA Awards and taking Business Category of the South by Southwest Interactive Awards in the USA.
We are proud to have worked with some of New Zealand's leading brands, including AJ Hackett, Vodafone, Air New Zealand, Southern Cross Insurance, Living Earth, Westpac, NZI, and Charlie's. Along with our own clients, we also work alongside many of Auckland's leading advertising agencies on their high-end digital projects. Our senior design team enjoys taking an active 'design partner' role with many of our clients, overseeing their comms and working with owners to shape new ways to grow their business using design and technology.
We believe that good design has to be more than just good looks, especially online. First and foremost, digital work has to be something that will be useful and relevant to the people who will use it. Along with this functional relevance, it also needs to look great, be fun and engaging to use, and be infused with the personality, intelligence and uniqueness of the brand it represents.
We are proud to have worked with some of New Zealand's leading brands, including AJ Hackett, Vodafone, Air New Zealand, Southern Cross Insurance, Living Earth, Westpac, NZI, and Charlie's. Along with our own clients, we also work alongside many of Auckland's leading advertising agencies on their high-end digital projects. Our senior design team enjoys taking an active 'design partner' role with many of our clients, overseeing their comms and working with owners to shape new ways to grow their business using design and technology.
We believe that good design has to be more than just good looks, especially online. First and foremost, digital work has to be something that will be useful and relevant to the people who will use it. Along with this functional relevance, it also needs to look great, be fun and engaging to use, and be infused with the personality, intelligence and uniqueness of the brand it represents.