LATEST PROJECT

• Florence Nightingale Museum
  The site uses a content management system (CMS) which allows the client to maintain the website and update the site as often as they wish. Levels of access can be assigned, authors, editor, publisher, managers and administrators. Full control over menus and content. A full selection of components and extensions are available including a newsletter manager, polls, newsfeeds, forms, search engines and templates.
  The site has a e-commerce section, so visitors can buy books, souvenirs and educational resources. All payments are processed by a secure connection to WorldPay, owned by the Royal Bank of Scotland. For added security, no credit or debit card information is collected or stored locally. For this site we used Joomla template developers and Virtuemart programmer for e-commerce customisation.
  
  Site design: Untitled Studio

CURRENT PROJECTS

• Duggan Morris Architects.
  A Flash site with a 'periodic' table to display the projects. The dropdown navigation groups the projects in categories which are highlighted on the table. You love it or hate it, like marmite!
  
  Site design: DMA/Ben Acornley
• Printworks House.
  The html site shows office space for the developer Obsidian. The portfolio includes the Old Pumping Station (theoldpumpingstation.com) and Waldergrave Mews (waldegravemews.co.uk/)
  
  Site design: Untitled Studio
• Assured Building Solutions.
  A html site with standard and easy to use navigation, fast loading brochure type website with minimal fuss. Form handling is via old-school PERL scripting.
  
  Site design: Moonjuice Creative
• Ambermoods.
  Amber Moods is a PHP/MySql OsCommerce e-commerce website which allows rapid site development, the client can easily control the site from a admin panel, add and remove content and process the orders.
  
  Site design: Halfspin
• EK Architects.
  A commercial architecture practice based in the North West of England, A Flash site using a mixture of animation and actionscript to behave like a HTML site.
  
  Site design: Untitled Studio
• Synovia Healthcare.
  A Flash site with fading transitions between each section. Actionscripted smooth navigation effects.
  
  Site design: Untitled Studio
• Untitled Studio.
  An actionscript programed Flash site with vertical scrolling navigation which leads nicely to the portfolio. Clean, minimal and elegant, the project samples are simply arranged and intuitive to use.
  
  Site design: Untitled Studio
• Lizzie Tulip Garden Design.
  A Flash site with only four pages which is a good example of 'less is more'
  The site is due for an update soon, Lizzie has a commission for the Chealsea Flower Show this year.
  
  Site design: Untitled Studio
• Siddall and Company.
  The initial brief was for a simple CMS to allow content control. It has retained its simple layout but moved further away from the original brief to a content rich site with lots of detailed information in various formats.
  
  Site design: Halfspin
• Your Creative Future.
  A comprehensive site, visually interesting and complements the printed booklet, which is available from the Design Council. With loads of links and many levels a mix of Dhtml, Flash and CSS.
  
  Site design: Atelier Works
• Diana Pringle.
  Compliant, simple and clean. The site uses a content management system (CMS), the design has changed three times since it went live in 2000, quick and easy changing one template file.
  
  Site design: Halfspin
• The Digital Archiving Company.
  A HTML site using cascading style
  sheets (CSS) with XHTML compliance. Well organised structure and information, simple navigation with descriptions to the main sections.
  
  Site design: Halfspin
• Ann Edwards and Co.
  A HTML site using cascading style
  sheets (CSS) with XHTML compliance. Well organised structure and information, simple navigation with descriptions to the main sections.
  
  Site design: Halfspin
• R&S Autos.
  A simple promotional site. Quite a few inquiries and new business generated from the site. Clean, minimal, the sections are simply arranged and intutive.
  
  Site design: Halfspin
• The Turf & Deck Company.
  A single page site to promote an aspect of landscape design. From first discussions to a finished design took two days, the site was ready the same week.
  
  Site design: Halfspin

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