Place of design

Baby’s first calendar is a company selling a really useful baby product, aimed at monitoring the temperature of a baby’s bedroom, and recording all of the formative moments in the first year.  We were approached to take this job on, on a Friday, and we completed the site on Sunday in the same week!  We particularly enjoyed working with this site, as it helps support a few charities that are close to our hearts – especially as we now have 2 baby grandsons, and another due soon

APS Global is a very successful, expanding company based in the UK. They provide outsourced payroll solutions for business of all sizes worldwide. The company had a site that was a little old and dated – they wanted a new fresh site to reflect the changes that had already happened, and to also provide a framework to use in the future as the business grows

Caron Photography – www.caronphotography.co.uk is a company owned by a portrait photographer in London. Caron was looking for a really fresh, unique site that represented her and her business, which delivered specific features

The brief
We were to design and develop a bespoke site, which represented the way the customer sees her business, both in terms of style and delivery.  The site would have a portfolio, secure contact form – along with a tightly integrated gallery and blog

This was a very interesting build for us.  Not only was it “on topic” with us being professional photographers, but also it gave us the chance to be very creative with an e-commerce set up

Address: www.lencarta.com

Building the site
The build was to a very specified time scale, and included formatting all the product images.  The build involved very close cooperation with Lencarta on a day to day basis during the build, and then some followup work with customers after the build.  The build was done in phases, with a server move and dealing with the existing site to minimise downtime and disruption

Journey Africa is a company that sells bespoke luxury safaris and holidays in Africa.  This is a substantial sized website, running to some 360 pages

We used DHTML, AJAX, HTML, JavaScript, and some server side technologies to pull this off