
Judging the WebAwards 2015
June 18, 2015Andrew W Morse of Digital Tsunami, has been appointed to the judging panel of the WebAwards 2015.
The WebAwards is not a design contest, nor a competition to determine which site has the newest technology. It seeks online solutions which address the need of their target audience. Created in 1996, it provides recognition for web sites with superior design, technology, usability and audience interaction.
It is the judges’ task to determine the standards to which all web sites should aspire. Andrew joins a select group of industry leaders on the international judging panel, to which he has been personally invited for many years, by WebAwards founder, William (Bill) Rice.
The WebAwards has developed a robust reputation, evidenced in sponsorship by recognised industry brands including: PR.com and AdTech.
From Our Clients


It is clear from the enthusiasm and professionalism shown, that Digital Tsunami views each client as a long term partner contributing ideas above and beyond the development of the site and we look forward to involving them in future marketing initiatives.


Andrew W Morse and the Digital Tsunami team are world class, creative professionals in the challenging and highly competitive business of web page design and utilisation.
He understands business, he understands marketing, he understands communication and he understands design. And most importantly, his web pages pay for themselves within weeks of going online.


We continue to be impressed by the standard of service and advice. We not only get quality web design and implementation, but also honest feedback and suggestions which are crucial to the final product.


With a brief timeline to ensure we had a web presence and launch coinciding with our 10 year anniversary, Digital Tsunami delivered. On time. On budget. Great Effort!


Digital Tsunami was professional, responsive and accurately interpreted our brief. The final result was a new website that was in keeping with the iBurst brand essence and proposition.