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Faster Pussycat Productions – a small but tenacious graphic design business.
Born to a tabby on the 5th July 1994, who would have thought we were the runt of the litter? With over 21 years of experience in the alleyways of advertising and marketing, we can make your project purrr… promise.
Obviously Russ Meyer’s 1965 film “Faster Pussycat! Kill! Kill!” is a favourite of ours. “A Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” is also a favourite, but Smoggy always hated the concept.
This pussycat is ready to pounce…
We can conquer any project, big or small, in record time. Print advertising, stationery, CD/DVD art, logos, website design and development, graphics for TV and film, or whatever your project requirements or deadlines are.
…and always on the prowl.
We take pride in completing jobs on time and within budget. This makes for happy clients and, for us, that’s the best advertisement. With an impressive client base and with a wide range projects completed since 1994, Faster Pussycat Productions is the purrrfect partner for your business because we always go beyond the call of duty when it comes to providing extra value. It has become second nature to us. Knowing that every client’s needs are unique, we cultivate enduring working relationships and this equals repeat business.
So if your previous experiences have left you feeling cold, choose Faster Pussycat Productions and from concept to implementation, we will make your project purrr.
Faster Pussycat Productions strongly advocates the use of Web Standards.
We just knew there must be a better approach to web design and development.
One that made sense financially, morally and technically. The nineties practice of using every “hack” available (nested tables, frames, spacer gifs, bad javascript etc.) to create websites just caused further hacks to be needed, unnecessarily increasing the complexity and messiness of the resulting error-ridden HTML code. It was kind of like the proverbial pussycat chasing its tail.
Thankfully all this is behind us, right?
Is it? It should be! In actuality however, it’s an astonishing fact that easily 97% (yes that many) of so-called professional web developers still use these bad practices to build your sites! Why? Because they will avoid learning modern techniques for as long as they can find clients who will pay for obsolete websites. It really is as simple as that.
Seven years on from the end of the nineties, the modern techniques that businesses should be demanding for their money are known as Web Standards, as recommended by the clever people at the W3C (World Wide Web Consortium).
“Web Standards” is the term for a group of specific technologies which, when used in a knowledgeable way, create an easily accessible site which looks great and performs amazingly well on all fronts due to the use of “best practices”. Hack-free and meaningful code (valid XHTML) is used to embed the content. The visual design of the site is completely handled by CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), a simple but powerful technology developed especially for this use. Added functionality and magic is added using modern JavaScript (which has been through rehab, matured, and completely changed its ways since the nineties).
Faster Pussycat Productions brings this to your attention as a public service announcement, if you will, and encourages everyone involved with making website decisions to look into, and demand the use of, Web Standards. This is a subject that we are passionate about and we would love to help you learn more about it. Please don't hesitate to contact us to discuss the benefits of Web Standards further.
The furry face of Faster Pussycat Productions!
Smoggy has been Faster Pussycat Productions’ mascot since day one… July 5th, 1994. More about Smoggy.
The evolution of our website designs:
- 2001 | HTML

- Our first kitten-steps into the world wide web was a modest HTML-based display of work. Humble but simple, and on the web, simple is good. fppdesign circa 2001.
- 2003 | Flash

- The next evolution of fppdesign was much more refined and stylish but suffered from the usual “all Flash site” disadvantages of being inaccessible and inflexible. Still, those animations were cool! fppdesign circa 2003.
- 2006 | Web Standards

- Today, the fppdesign website benefits on so many levels by conforming to modern Web Standards as recommended by the W3C.