websites i have built

Advice Centres for Avon (ACFA) asked for a site which would bring together their member organisations and enable them to publish their information online.

Not only does the site allow the public to locate advice centres nearest to them, it also allows the members themselves to upload and share information.

With an emphasis on a simple and easy to use layout in conjunction with a cost effective approach, the site has become a valued asset to ACFA and it's members.

Eric Huyton of Eyefish.tv wanted to set up an online resource for the production community. I have worked very closely with Eric to transfer his ideas to the web and help him identify the best approaches for publishing content and engagin his potential audience.

Eyefish.tv makes use of a Content Management system (CMS) which organises both the publishing workflow and the registration of site members.

With membership to the site, a user can gain access to additional features and also publish their own profile for viewing by other site members.

Stewart Barlow of Mappamundi was looking for a way to make his idea of the perfect online shop a reality. I worked with Stewart over the course of several years to bring these ideas to fruition.

Working with a separate design team, the Mappamundi shop went through several incarnations during the development process. The site has grown from an initial idea into a business requiring a full-time team to manage it!

Paul Deakin is a bespoke furniture maker in need of a elegant and clear brochure site in which to showcase the range of furniture he produces.

The site itself makes uses some simple animation techniques (known as 'Lightbox') to help users navigate the photos of the furniture.

The design was created from the original company branding and sketches Paul had provided outliniung some of his ideas for new furniture designs.

Gaynor Coward and Nuala Campbell required a small but neat brochure site for their Pilates business.

All content within the site is stored within a Content Management System (CMS).

The design was created with input from Gaynor and Nuala, initially establishing a colour palette and working through their requirements for the site layout.

Nicholas Jones of Quanta Films Ltd needed a method of reaching the existing audience of his back catalogue of specialist documentaries and also a way of gaining new viewers.

The site not only provides information about the films, but also presented an opportunity to buy the films either as DVD, or as a 'Digital Download'.

The file downloads are handled off-site using a dedicated Content Delivery Network (CDN) which ensures that performance is reliable and consistent anywhere in the world.

Payment is then taken using Paypal which when combined with the ecommerce system forms a simple and reliable ecommerce experience.

Louise Heren of Reybridge Films required an online presence which highlighted the work her production company has delivered. The site incorporates Flash video and a design based upon existing company branding to provide a small but perfectly formed video brochure.

Richard Matthews, a world renowned photographer and film maker needed a site which would enable him to promote his ever growning library of video and photographic images. In addition, he also needed an site which could be updated with the latest news from his travels.

Wildimages.tv is based upon a Content Management System (CMS) which helps Richard and his staff add content to the site at any time. The site contains a dedicated library management system which allows Richard to bulk upload and annotate large numbers of photos.