http://www.arundeljoinery.co.uk
See the Arundel Joinery project overview for more information.
Arundel Joinery
Holding Page
March 17th, 2010
http://www.arundeljoinery.co.uk
See the Arundel Joinery project overview for more information.
Jones and Co.
Holding Page
February 26th, 2010
93ft just launched a temporary holding page for Jones and Co. The single webpage informs customers of Stuart Jones Styling Opticians Manchester of the undergoing re-brand and acts as a placeholder for their new website in the making.
See the Jones and Co. project overview for more information.
93ft just launched a temporary holding page for Jones and Co. The single webpage informs customers of Stuart Jones Styling Opticians Manchester of the undergoing re-brand and acts as a placeholder for their new website in the making.
See the Jones and Co. project overview for more information.
MaxAim
Business Website
January 15th, 2010
The MaxAim website was developed with Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and social networking in mind, this facilitates quick discovery by major search engines (including Google).
The MaxAim website was developed with Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and social networking in mind, this facilitates quick discovery by major search engines (including Google).
http://www.maxaim.co.uk/
The Chimney House
Business Website
November 27th, 2009
It’s not everyday you have the pleasure to create a website for a building with such a vivid heritage – The Chimney House is no exception with it’s 93ft chimney and period features. We were keen to reflect the building’s iconic status, as well as to show off its new and future use as offices for 93ft and Lark.
The web design influences came from globe trotting inspirations blended with its Sheffield roots – to make something which is appealing to both national and global audiences. The website as it stands is without interior shots – so creative photography from the surrounding area has captured the spirit of The Chimney House without actually going inside.
From a web development perspective, The Chimney House utilises a tailored open-source Content Management System (CMS) with many bespoke features – from hand-coded templates to Twitter integration. The website was launched with Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and social networking in mind, this facilitates quick discovery by major search engines (including Google) and allows people to easily spread the word through Facebook and Twitter.
The site is an organic work in progress, it’s flexible and super simple to use back of house. Pre-opening it’s doing it’s job and attracting interest and enquires that are turning into bookings.
It’s not everyday you have the pleasure to create a website for a building with such a vivid heritage – The Chimney House is no exception with it’s 93ft chimney and period features. We were keen to reflect the building’s iconic status, as well as to show off its new and future use [...]
93ft
Business Website
November 23rd, 2009
The 93ft website needed to provide quick and easy access to the wide range of services that the company provides. Navigation was therefore a high priority in the design stage and it was decided that as many options needed to be provided to the user without overwhelming them.
In order to present the variety of production involved in particular projects, the client pages were developed to display all relevant articles linked to that client. For example if a particular client required interior design as well as identity and branding, an article explaining the work involved for each of these two distinct disciplines is displayed beneath the main client description.
The 93ft website was developed with Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) and social networking in mind, this facilitates quick discovery by major search engines (including Google) and allows people to easily spread the word through Facebook and Twitter.
The 93ft website needed to provide quick and easy access to the wide range of services that the company provides. Navigation was therefore a high priority in the design stage and it was decided that as many options needed to be provided to the user without overwhelming them.
In order to present the variety of production [...]
