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 | Bradford Area Occupational Health and Safety Forum |
For this client a completely new site design was required as the existing one was unprofessional and poorly laid out. The new site has much more structure to it, and better represents the organisations image. Since the redesign was completed the number of visitors to the site has tripled. Because of this increase in traffic the site has won a Highly Commended in the Alan Butler Awards for Excellence, in the best communication category. | |
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 | Boaters Phone Company |
This business website was transferred to us when the previous website manager retired. It is designed to be clear to navigate and to inform the user about the benefits of having a signal boosting mobile phone antenna. Since taking over the site it has gone through a major transformation, it had become bloated and required a full re-think about what its goals were. The site is now streamlined, but still offers customers all the necessary information. The site includes many different kinds of scripts, online selling, a wide variety of information, and stock images prepared by us. | |
 | Douglas Social Credit Secretariat |
This website was brought to us by a client who needed a website completing which had been in development for nearly a year. After adding in new content, new functionality, restructuring, and extensive debugging, the site was online after three weeks. The site includes online selling, streaming audio, an extensive amount of information, and many different kinds of scripts. | |
 | Fairy Dogmother |
A local band wanted a basic website designing so they could advertise themselves to the world. The website was created quickly for the client and is updated when tracks or artwork becomes available. The site includes a gallery of artwork, and an mp3 download section. Link no longer available. | |
 | Haworth Arts Festival 2006 |
The Haworth Arts Group needed a well designed website which was simple to navigate and pleasing to the eye. This website was originally designed and then handed a back to a member of the group to update, but was subsequently handed back to us to maintain when they realised they didn't have the time to keep on top of updates. The site includes lots of pictures and a very simple layout. | |
 | Haworth Arts Festival 2007 |
For 2007 the site needed to include more content to give users a better experience. The site had to change on a weekly basis to include new sections as some of the festivals events, such as a live Internet radio broadcast, were accesssible through the site. The site includes extensive galleries, a download section, streaming videos, various CSS effects, and a public message board to gather ideas. | |
 | Haworth Arts Festival 2008 |
The 2008 build of the site was modified from the 2007 one with a very definite ethos: harder...better...faster...stronger! Most of the source code for the website was re-written to make the pages load significantly faster and to improve cross-browser consistency. The site includes most of the sections of the old but presented in a revised template with increased speed. New sections were added as a response to user feedback. | |
 | Hebden Bridge Flamenco |
A local group "La Peña Flamenca de Hebden Bridge" needed a redesign of their website as the old layout had become disorganised and lacked structure. The work on this website required a lot of communication with the group's contact and went through many revisions to get the layout just right. The site includes various CSS effects to create a simple, clean layout which is designed to be easy to navigate by a variety of different users. | |
 | Hunter Driver |
The Hunter Driver website was a showcase for a small bespoke furniture company who required a neat, clean design which reflected the work they produced. The website was running for over a year until the company founders parted ways during 2007. The primary updates were photographs, many of which needed extensive editing to truly represent the quality of the craftsmanship. The site featured JavaScript navigation aids, a multi-tiered gallery, and a large number of photographs. Link no longer available. | |