When creating our own unique brand, the concept and name had to relate to our core specialism; design is the lifeblood of our business and at the heart of everything we create; the simpler, more relevant, more meaningful, the better.
On the last repeating date of this century (12.12.12), we settled on “Dzinr”, a phonetically simplified version of “Designer”, on-trend for the modern world of abbreviated business and social identities.
We’re a small but perfectly formed agency comprising experienced designers and developers in responsive web and mobile UX/UI, apps , branding, design for print and large format fabrication.
What should you expect from your creative and digital partner? A flair for design and visual communications. The ability to develop intuitive, responsive, reliable web and digital media. The experience to deliver quality printed and fabricated materials you’ll be proud to call yours.
As a multidisciplinary design agency, Dzinr deliver all of these things and more, supported by an effective team that are far from simple ‘yes-men’. We deliver real, sometimes challenging, always insightful value-added guidance derived from decades of industry expertise.
Everything we create not only has to pass design and development best practices but also has to make it past Vanessa, our stress tester (we call it ‘Ness Testing’). If anything is not quite to expectaions, it goes back into our studio until it’s as perfect as it can be.
Based in the leafy South Manchester suburbs of East Cheshire, Dzinr has formed lasting commercial relationships with clients from entrepreneurs to enterprises, both right on our doorstep and much further afield.
Using web and communication technologies we make the world a smaller place; we’re able to deliver solutions, virtually from anywhere to anywhere, including projects that have to cope with multiple languages.
To date, we work with clients across the UK, into Europe, Middle East, Far East and North America; notable project destinations include Dubai, Venice, Singapore and Siberia.
