April 2007 Newsletter
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6th April 2007  |
April 2007 Newsletter |
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It has been a while since our last newsletter - we have been busy on projects, and developing our own new site! Since then, we have launched six sites - which we briefly describe below - and have also set up a relationship with a finance company to enable smaller customers to finance their projects over a longer timescale. Details of this venture can be found on the website. Here are the details of the sites we have produced: |
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LCV Leasing went live on April 5th. The site offers a database driven catalogue for the display of the light commercial vehicles provided by the company, in addition to a site wide search. Ease of navigation together with a cross categorisation of product lines is aimed at raising the number of enquiries received, substantially. We have also taken care to minimise spam through the contact form, by providing a random image verification function. Built using valid XHTML 1.0 Strict using valid CSS throughout for layout and styling, the site is search engine friendly and accessible. |
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The website for Young Electronics Group and it's four subsidiary companies went live on March 23rd. Young Electronics Group is one of the UK's largest suppliers of electronic components. Built using XHTML 1.0 Strict and valid CSS for styling and layout, the sites have one administrative interface for ease of updating, a content management system and a custom built database for the presentation of the complex and varied products and services the Group companies provide. In addition to a site wide search, we have also provided a parts search by integrating with the Group's Zisk database. |
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The website forTrinity Environmental Services, an established UK building services contractor, went live on the same day. Created in XHTML 1.0 Strict and using valid CSS throughout for styling and layout, the website provides a customised catalogue of Trinity's new and current projects, and a news database for company announcements. |
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The new website for leading London and overseas landscape photographer Jeffrey Jaye - Jeffrey Jaye Pictures -was launched on Febuary 21st. Built using validated XHTML 1.0 Strict and CSS, the site provides for a fully customised catalogue enabling the different picture aspects - panorama, upright panorama and standard - to be displayed in their glory. The search functionality also produces results which are categorised into this sections - again to aid display and usability. The picture detail pages incorporate an AJAX based tell a friend. |
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The website for Hulme Martin, a leading manufacturer of specialist heat sealing equipment, went live on February 6th. The website - www.hulmemartin.co.uk - provides the company with a content management system, catalogue, email marketing tool, and a news manager. |
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The new website for Digital Sign Services was launched on December 16th 2006. Digital Sign Services, based in Guildford, provides large scale printing for the outdoor advertising industry and for indoor promotional spaces such as retail and exhibition centres. The new website is built using XHTML 1.0 Strict and uses valid CSS for layout and presentation. In addition, the site offers an FTP (File Transfer Protocol) upload facility which makes it simple for the company's clients to deliver large files and folders for further work. |
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14 Oakdale Road, Weybridge, Surrey KT13 8EJ. Company No: 5426254. Vat No: 860 5011 58. Telephone: 01932 424242 |
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6th Apr 2007
