Tag Archives: scotland
WST Graphic Art
visit website WordPress Website Development for WST Graphic Art This project involved giving the clients existing website a complete overhaul and adding in the facility of online shopping. A new hosting account was created, WordPress installed and configured and a suitable theme selected and purchased. This particular project require a major amount of theme customisation [...]
- Monday, August 1st, 2011,
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Melville Motor Club Scotland
visit website WordPress Website Development for Melville Motor Club Scotland This project involved recovering the clubs existing (but troubled) website, transferring to an all new hosting account (provided by me) and installing and configuring WordPress. The main objective of the site was to have 4 individual sections covering each discipline of the club sports. Each section [...]
- Sunday, July 31st, 2011,
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SACU MX
visit website WordPress Website Development for SACUMX I’ve looked after the SACUMX website for the past 3 or 4 seasons now and the time had come for a complete overhaul of the existing HTML/CSS site. WordPress was chosen for the development platform for the new 2011 season and a suitable theme was selected and customised. [...]
- Thursday, July 28th, 2011,
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DunsMotocross.co.uk
visit website Website design, development, branding and print for DunsMotocross.co.uk Unusual project this one! Being as I was/am the client, the designer and the developer all in one. The idea was simple, create a great looking website packed full of track information and local facilities for those travelling to the circuit for practice or for [...]
- Saturday, June 11th, 2011,
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JoelleInteriors.co.uk
visit website Website design & development for JoelleInteriors.co.uk Redeveloped in late 2010. This is the second incarnation for this particular website. This time around the client wanted a very simple and uncomplicated showcase style website to illustrate all the projects they had done, and all the projects they were currently working on . Joelle already knew [...]
- Wednesday, April 20th, 2011,
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Eidyn Architects
visit website WordPress Website Development for Eidyn Architects New Edinburgh based architectural business looking for a brand new slick, simple and very minimalist website in which to provide their online presence and a place where they can showcase their designs and recent projects. WordPress was chosen as the CMS development platform. The end result is [...]
- Thursday, March 31st, 2011,
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MillGarageCoachworks.co.uk
visit website Website design, development and maintenance for MillGarageCoachworks.co.uk Mill Garage in Duns required a new website which listed their current stock in new and used motorhomes for sale. The site was built using CSS and HTML. Other services included in this project were; annual website hosting package, email accounts, basic level of Search Engine [...]
- Saturday, July 24th, 2010,
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CastlePV.co.uk
visit website Website design & development for CastlePV.co.uk For this website the client wanted a very simple site to provide her consultancy company with its first step on the internet. Other services include; annual website hosting , email accounts, basic level Search Engine Optimisation and monthly Google Analytics reporting.
- Tuesday, June 1st, 2010,
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MissDixiebelle.co.uk
visit website Website development for MissDixiebelle.co.uk Site Design by Graham Gilhooley of Zero7zero4 and website development by yours truly. Launched in June 2010 this was an exciting and challenging project to work on and the development had to be squeezed into a couple of days to co-inside with the opening of the new shop premises in Bruntsfield, Edinburgh. [...]
- Tuesday, May 11th, 2010,
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Tasteee.co.uk
visit website Website design, development & SEO for Tasteee.co.uk This was a brand new business for the client and as such the website was a vital tool in the online marketing of this new company. The design had to be clean, fresh and functional as did the navigation, but the most important part was ensuring [...]
- Monday, May 10th, 2010,
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