Mark Dunne Review from Google

5.0★

Mark Dunne's Review Sourced from Google

We have worked with Loveridge Designs for 6 months now and we could not be happier with the service provided by Josh and his team. We have worked with several Digital Marketing companies in the past but Loveridge Designs are by far the best we have come across. Nothing is too much trouble and their knowledge and advice is invaluable. I would confidently reccomend them to anyone looking for a real IT partner.

Piper Shields Review from Google

5.0★

Piper Shields's Review Sourced from Google

It was a pleasure to work with Loveridge Designs. The end result was way better than what I had initially envisioned for my presentation. They are SUPER responsive with communication with made me feel like a valued customer. I will definitely use them in the future!

Mary Carroll Review from Google

5.0★

Mary Carroll's Review Sourced from Google

It was such a pleasure to deal with Josh and team. They took care of every aspect of digital posts and content and generally made the whole experience easy. I'd highly recommend Loveridge Designs.

Dewetia Latti Review from Google

5.0★

Dewetia Latti's Review Sourced from Google

Roger Aarons from Aarons CGI was very much part of the Rio Tinto Innovation team. His animations were amazing - accurate, engaging, effective and were used at all levels of engagement including folks with deep technical expertise, lay persons, and senior management.Roger's animations were extremely useful to us in communicating innovative ideas within and external to our business. The process of creating the animations also forced us to think through the real value of the innovations which we were chasing and Roger's approach in finding out exactly where the value was and how things worked was professional, inquisitive and so very creative! Roger is a pleasure to work with.I recommend Roger's work without hesitation.

Grant Wellwood Review from Google

5.0★

Grant Wellwood's Review Sourced from Google

So you have an idea- the next big thing-CONGRATULATIONS! What next? For me as an engineer, it's always a meeting with Roger from Aarons CGI. Why? Animations are the ultimate minimum viable product (MVP) for many concepts, and with Aarons CGI I always get three times the value compared to platform giggers (like Fiverr).How so?1. Amazing Quality: The finished product is always amazing in terms of the rendering and the physics (if it involves movement). In most instances, the animation was better than I imagined (and I have a good imagination!).2. Fresh Eye Review: Unlike job-shops, Roger doesn't just simply animate your emailed storyboard; he becomes an extended part of your team for a time, making the effort to get down in the weeds in order to understand your concept/vision as well as your message and the intended audience. This review process (go slow to go fast) is of incredible value because it makes you think things through (forces slow thinking), and the innocent questions raised by Roger are the same as your viewer will have. In many instances, the concept has been materially improved as a result! Let's face it, inventors are often blind to the needs and perspectives of their "customers".3. One Take: This is where the ‘go slow to go fast’ strategy pays off with the final step proceeding quickly and efficiently in a single step, to the agreed schedule. How? Simple, all the issues have been ironed out beforehand (step 2). Seemingly cheaper options usually work out much more expensive and take longer to do, because you do the job more than once (typically 3 iterations).So...Got a concept? Take my advice, the next stop should be Aarons CGI for an MVP with 3x the value!

Damien Harding Review from Google

5.0★

Damien Harding's Review Sourced from Google

I worked closely with Roger Aarons from Aarons CGI on several animation projects while working with Rio Tinto to clearly explain some complex innovation concepts in the mineral processing space. Roger's animations were excellent and well-received across senior management. I highly recommend Roger's work.