Kristan Bromley runs cutting-edge winter sports technology company, Bromley Technologies. They required an urgent microsite building to support a big promotional push for their new Baseboard high-tech sledges at the World Ski & Snowboard Festival where they were one of the sponsors. From receipt of text, photos and computer generated renders of the brand new(…)
Orbital Repair Solutions required a relatively simple yet stylish and professional site to provide them with an online presence. Using their supplied logo and text, I designed and built an elegant content managed one page scrolling site complete with image slider, contact form and basic SEO. I also provided hosting for them as well as(…)
Having designed and built Shelley Rudman’s original personal website back in 2008, I tweeted Shelley and suggested that it could be improved and revamped as part of her build-up toward competing in the Bob Skeleton event at the Sochi 2014 Winter Olympics. She agreed and I took the opportunity to re-work the site with a(…)
Sue Wardle at Links CRM recommended me to Tonbridge Accident Repair Centre (also know as TARC), a family run business in need of a logo and a significant website update. I designed a logo for them which reflected the vehicle industry whilst not making it too corporate and sterile as they are a family run(…)
Melrose Knight Developments is a relatively small company who provide renovation, refurbishment, building and maintenance services in and around Buckinghamshire. They needed an online presence to help build their client list so using the logo, text and images supplied I designed and built them a clean microsite at www.melroseknight.com with lightbox image galleries and a(…)
I met Lee Goward whilst I worked on the iPaintPro website. In January 2011 he asked me to help him out with Challenge7 – a fund raising initiative in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children. Lee planned on completing seven gruelling cycling challenges over seven months, from cycling London to Paris in less(…)
Sue Wardle decided to set up her own customer relationships management business called Links CRM. Using a logo designed by Ellen Roelvink I designed and built a small responsive microsite www.linkscrm.co.uk that succinctly summed up the services Sue offers her customers. A simple slide show was added on the home page for interest along with(…)
I have worked with Phil Mead at TPW Print for many years and jumped at the chance to help provide them with a new content managed website that was clean, easy to navigate and would give him the opportunity to show-case some of the great print and finishing work they supply their clients. I designed(…)
After seven years, and over 105,000 visits I felt it was time to re-design the original JoJo’s Restaurant website. There were two reasons for this, firstly I wanted to add a content management system to make it easier to update. And secondly JoJo’s had applied to the Transmanche Enterprise Network (TEN) Project run by Canterbury Council to have(…)
Ann King and Lee Goward set-up a company called iKooky whose mission is to create innovative products that effectively and stylishly solve everyday problems. iPaintPro, their first product, is a personal decorating assistant. They required a website that allows potential retailers and business partners to see all the benefits of the product, how it is constructed,(…)
Following on from the work I did with Comscientia on the Sussex IFCA website, the design has now been rolled out to the Kent and Essex Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority site www.kentandessex-ifca.gov.uk.
I was retained by Comscientia to help with the new Sussex Inshore Fisheries and Conservation Authority website www.sussex-ifca.gov.uk. The site was being built using Joomla! CMS and I amended the chosen template’s CSS to give a coherent look and feel to the site whilst keeping within the corporate colour palette. From the (severely limited!) photography supplied(…)
Comscientia required a logo that helped get across the concept of sharing knowledge in a community. Once we had agreed on the identiry I then helped design the look and feel of their website www.comscientia.com by updating the chosen Joomla! CMS template’s CSS, providing direction on colour, fonts etc, and designing illustrations for the welcome(…)
Not to be out done by my middle brother Paul, my youngest brother Matthew transformed the downstairs of his cottage into a small restaurant called Matt’s Kitchen which serves one freshly made menu each service. Matt already had his logo designed – he wanted a minimal look so I laid out a letterhead and business(…)
In October 2007 Speirs and Major asked me to re-vamp their corporate site www.samassociates.com that I had originally designed for them as a ‘stop-gap’ back in early 2006. The colour scheme was altered to white on black and the default landing page was changed to the news page so visitors could instantly see their latest work.(…)
Following on from the design of the logo for White Mountain Games I was also asked to provide some concepts for the online store at www.whitemountaingames.com. The platform chosen to drive the online store was Magneto so I ensured the design could be coded to fit an available template. Once the concept was approved I(…)