The Web Design Process
By tom, 29.10.10
Making a website doesn’t have to be complicated, this is how it works. 1. We have a chat with you about your requirements and what you hope to achieve from your website. It’s important at this stage to fully consider your audience. We can help you ensure that your website…
Going that extra mile with Wordpress - great feedback for Growing Vision Gardens
By lisa, 28.09.10
A fine example of a bespoke Wordpress customisation, Growing Vision Gardens is now live! This site is a case study of how going the extra mile can make all the difference. Rather than stop at the initial completion of getting content on the pages, we worked with Growing Vision Gardens…
Sexy forms with jQuery
By tom, 24.09.10
I just found something pretty cool. I've always found form elements really boring, unless of course you view them on a Mac - then they look beautiful. But for most of us we're stuck in the 1980's with some pretty dull elements... Well not anymore! Checkout uniform a neat little…
New reviews section of muchbetteradventures.com
By lisa, 9.09.10
Muchbetteradventures.com are going from strength to strength, and so to build on the community aspect of their adventure travel site, they needed a full scale reviews system! When the site launched last November it had the facility for members to leave a review, along with photos, but it was time…
How to put Facebook on your Site
By tom, 23.08.10
It's now easier than ever to share your website's content on Facebook, which could prove to be an excellent way of getting more visitor interaction on your site. Facebook has released a whole set of social plugins that let you do some really cool stuff, in many cases just by…
UKCourseBookers.com goes live - 2 week turn around
By lisa, 31.07.10
UK Course Bookers Ltd. needed an identity and a slick website - and they needed it quickly. So they came to us! In just 2 weeks we designed and built ukcoursebookers.com which features admin bookings management tools and user accounts so customers can view their past orders, update their details…
Code for America... Why not Code for Britain?
By tom, 23.07.10
I just stumbled upon this interesting project currently going on in the US. Code for America is a project aimed at bringing some of the skills and experience from the private tech sector into government to help councils in cities around the US become more efficient. I particularly like the…
18a meet Facebook Developer Matt Kelly
By lisa, 22.07.10
We admit it. We're geeks. Which meant it was very exciting to meet Facebook Developer Matt Kelly (left in the pic, with our Technical Director Tom Freeman on the right) in San Francisco as part of our 18a Road Trip the other day. He was a lovely guy and it…
Second Sainsbury's website goes live.
By lisa, 28.05.10
Back in January we launched a website for Sainsbury's new store in Ashton Gate, and so we were delighted to be asked us to build another for the potential store in Wadebridge. It's always nice to get repeat business :) Sainsburys-Wadebridge.co.uk went live today and features a custom built CMS and…