A small web site for a Bournemouth based Yoga instructor. Constructed fairly simply to for easy updating by the client, using a minimum of graphics and code to enable speedy download times.

The client wanted to be able to sell fabric over the internet. We provided a means where a customer can mix and match fabrics before either placing an order for fabric or some swatches. The client has full access to add and edit the fabrics and ranges that appear on the site.

This web site was created as a resource for web designers and developers. It has a news feed that is updated every fifteen minutes, a weather feed and a banner ad tracking system.

This is a small site designed to promote a business that sells new and secondhand engines, garden machinery and spare parts. It is a mixture of static and dynamic pages which the client can update via a browser.

This site was built for a car retailer. It has a catalogue of cars and and an article management system. The catalogue is fully searchable and automatically displays the best deals on the home page. The home page also displays the newest articles within the article management system. The site also includes a fully automated mailing list manager.

This was one of two sites that we built for this company. It has a number of updateable areas. Both web sites are managed with the same content management system.

This was site that we built originally as enbusiness. We recently rebranded and updated the site with it's new 'envestors' branding.

This site was built to sell antique maps and prints. At the moment it uses Paypal for its secure payment system. It integrates with a stock control system running on the business premises in France which enbales to site to be kept up-to-date easily and simply.

Top glamour photographer Mike Fieldhouse needed a simple web site to use as an online portfolio. His original site heavily relied on Flash. The portfolio page on this site only uses DHTML. This required browser detection and the use of Cascading Style Sheets.

This site was built for a project being run by Save the Children. It allows the upload of project related publications and is almost completely maintained by the client using a content management system. The CMS uses a simple text editor which allows text formatting and editing with no knowledge of HTML.