Village Ceramics is a craft studio in Cheam Village, Surrey providing classes in ceramics, children’s activities and kids parties.

The previous incarnation was dogged with hand-coded sidebars and adhoc code meaning that the maintenance and updating of the website was taking longer and longer.  It is now in a position to be the platform Charlotte wants – to move forward with new content, a revision of services and be used to capture customer contact details. With a bit of training, it can be handed over to Charlotte and Jay to start hammering the content and attracting new visitors.

Please visit Village Ceramics today.

Laura was determined to use her full brand (despite my hints) to perhaps use the text only and there was a great deal of information required for the small A5 size.

Took a few revisions but the results are now on the way to the printers… lets hope it helps get her brand out there and more business heading her way!

From an initial ‘pitch’ about WordPress earlier in the year, the initial brief, was limited.  Ability to post jobs and news, within the existing brand colours but especially to give the site a ‘busy’ active and energetic feel.  Well the front page is certainly busy but its now with Supreme team to start posting and using the site.  I’ll be monitoring the site over the next few weeks, answering client questions perhaps tweaking items here and there.  I’ll be asking for any visitor feedback too – its their target audience who will have the final say about its overall success.

Please visit Supreme Recruitment.

With a limited brief, the brand reflects their business of high quality parts production for formula 1 teams. Wesbite and business cards are the next steps.

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The existing website will soon be updated with November’s production so please visit Fusion Players soon!

Julia’s sending over new photos soon and the new layout serves as a much better platform to showcase her wedding photography!

Visit JuliaSweetPhotography.com – recommended wedding photography services based in Bexley, south east London.

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For the first time the Surveylab is on a content management system, in this case WordPress.  Using the flexible and impressive Genesis framework, the site was transformed into a working design with input from Dan.  New content was hammered out (and is still being fine-tuned) but we have a site that is a big step forward in terms of presentation, depth and opportunity as we look to build in new content.

Another objective was to more clearly bring the measuring-satisfaction.com blog under the Surveylab brand.  Linked through the old site, it was intended to be a different voice from the main site but is now an important stage to offering Surveylab’s brand of online survey help, advice and guidance as well as highlighting business opportunties and related-industry news.  Swing by today and subscribe!

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The original website was coded back in 2007 in HTML, then coverted to ASP and back to HTML as a new host was sourced. A revamp was long overdue but I felt the site could go further by offering greater flexibility in layout and content with the ability for the client to manage their own pages.  Using WordPress with a Genesis base, the new site ticks all the right boxes.  Using categories, we’ve set the site up as a job posting platform incorporating the previously standalone ‘HotJobs’ website.  Kingsgate can also add news posting to the site updating, adding daily/weekly updates on industry related topics (making greater friends with Mr Search Engine).

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