Some examples of our recent work.
http://reallyusefulevents.com
Created by Ros and Richard Irving, Really Useful Events Ltd provides research for exhibition launches, conference programming and consultancy for events in a wide range of sectors. We produced this cleanly designed brochure Website for their main point of contact.
http://www.gldproductions.com
Work produced for Zavial design. GLD Productions provide a one stop solution to the design and setting up of the backstage areas at major stadium rock venues. Commissions from the promoters of U2, Madonna and the Rolling Stones quickly established the company and then led to introductions to the major record labels and management companies.
http://www.quantockabbey.co.uk/
Internet wine shop. Quantock Abbey Wine Cellars was formed in 1995 by the merger of two Somerset-based wine merchants, Christopher Staniland of Quantock Wine Shippers based in Crowcombe, north of Taunton and Andrew Mangles of Abbey Cellars, based originally in Yeovil and latterly in Chard, both in South Somerset.
http://www.theweekenders.co.uk
Work produced for Zavial design. The Weekenders is a database driven Website where people can find out about interesting Weekend breaks. We developed a bespoke CMS that allows them to easily upload new places to stay, destination guides and news articles. Other neat functionality included a Lucky Dip random venue review picker and advanced search functionality including sorting by distance.
http://www.owenbarry.com
Owen Barry produce selected sheepskin products for sale to retailers across the world especially in Japan and North America. We produced this Website for them to show off examples of their products to these retailers. The backend CMS allows them to easily upload new product photos and track who is viewing the Website.
http://www.haynesmotormuseum.com
Work produced for Zavial design. Haynes international motor museum required a website that was graphically stunning whilst at the same time easy to use and accessible to all. The website is pure XHTML & CSS2 created at update-time by a bespoke content management system that was created specifically for Haynes.
http://www.andrewcoxltd.com
Work produced for Zavial design. Andrew Cox Limited is an engineering firm who specialise in optimised composites and structures. As an engineering company it was of paramount importance that their website be technically advanced and strictly compliant to all web standards.
http://www.pitneyfarmshop.co.uk
Pitney farm shops website aimed to be a focal point of contact for the business. The website address was added to all of their print promotion material as well as to their fleet of vehicles and the signs at the sides of the road thus encouraging people to visit the website. Once at the website people our able to understand better the ethos of the farm shop and to find out about forthcoming events.
http://www.casaphoenix.co.uk
Work produced for Zavial design. Casa Phoenix is a stunning secluded villa set in the heart of unspoilt Andalucia. The requirement was for a Website to promote the letting of the Villa on a weekly basis. We created this brochure site for them with booking and availability functionality.
http://www.thewifeofbath.com
Work produced for Zavial design. The Wife of Bath is a restaurant with rooms situated in the medieval village of Wye in the heart of rural Kent. We worked with renowned graphic designers Zavial design to produce this visually stunning Website.
http://www.edmondscabinetmakers.co.uk
Edmonds Cabinet Makers are a bespoke furniture maker and architectural joiners based in central Somerset. They required a website that would assist their company in promoting its re-launch in September 2005 and then go on to serve as a showcase for their work and as a point of contact for existing and future clients.
http://www.paulrbrunsdon.co.uk
Paul R Brunsdon required a website to promote his landscape and design business. The website serves as a point of contact for his business and as a place where potential clients can view examples of his work.
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