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Van-Go…New Website Launch! | 9 September 2008 |
The clever play on words with this new business provided the brief that Van-Go’s identity should hint towards paintings by the artist Van Gogh. We went with the famous Sunflower reference mainly because the image is so vivid, colourful and eye-catching. We think Van-Go is a really strong brand and wish them every success!
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KoruKoru Site Launch | 20 August 2008 |
Ease of use was a paramount concern for Anette who needed to regularly update her products. We developed a system that integrates with her Paypal account automatically creating Buy Now and Add to Cart buttons. All Anette has to do is upload her product photo - name it, describe it and set the price.
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Psychogenic | 5 August 2008 |
As a new band in a swamped market it can be hard to catch attention. Psychogenic knew that a memorable web-application would help them in this pursuit. They wanted their website to work as a piece of installation art - and to match the oppressive feel of their debut album. Web-users can listen to the music, create an account and then download 3 tracks off the album.
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Professor David Peters - Site re-design | 18 July 2008 |
As well as being able to easily update content, the site allows the professor to upload pdf’s of recent articles, mp3s of recent podcasts and lectures, and allows people to specify a desired time for an appointment at the surgery. His univeristy students can even submit work to him through a secure members only login system and uploading their essays direct.
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1st and 4Most - Site Re-design & Launch | 10 May 2008 |
With a huge array of services our challenge was to come up with a new name/design concept that gave a clear overview of all the work the team at 1st and 4Most could carry out. The client had a clear idea of the type of website within the sector that worked best and our brief was to create something that reflected this as well as being original and forward thinking.
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Arts and Tarts - Website Design | 1 March 2008 |
Teresa didn’t even have a computer but knew having her own website was key to exhibiting her work to people all over the world and generating interest for her projects and exhibitions. As a keen writer we identified a blog as being the perfect platform and integrated a Wordpress blog which Teresa can email updates to on her new computer.
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Thames Travel - site launch | 9 February 2008 |
The main purpose of the Thames Travel website is to act as a brochure for the company: to capture both peoples details and their imagination as the first stepping stone to an unforgettable and personal holiday service. The website was designed to allow capture of many different holiday variables and then email this information over to the TT Sales Team.
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Magnolia Cottage - Affordable Website Solution | 15 November 2007 |
As a business start-up Suzanne couldn’t afford a large outlay for her web-application. We offered her an affordable solution and also set up a Google Ads campaign (as opposed to the adverts she was putting in her local paper) that allowed her to directly target people who were interested in her services. Suzanne has since stopped putting the ad in the paper and has doubled her Google Ads budget!
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Sailor (The Band!) - Web Development | 23 February 2006 |
Sailor had a string of top ten hits in the 70’s and were able to reconnect with all the people that still loved their music when they launched this website. Band members can easily add upcoming gigs, new merchandise and news events to the site with their custom built CMS.
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