New photography site launched -> http://www.deanbutler.co.uk/

Dean is a fantastic photographer based in Gloucestershire and we have built a site to show off his work. Use the controls at the bottom to control and browse through the image sets. All images on the site are managed with a simple to use back end admin system.

The client area is built to allow Dean to upload completed work sets where the client can browse and download selected high-res versions directly – no more dvd’s in the post.

Dean provides services covering photography of product, lifestyle, food, architectural, location and portrait photography along with image re-touching and pack shots.

We have just launched the new Water and Stone Bathrooms website -> www.waterandstonebathrooms.co.uk

Water and Stone offer a wide range of high quality bathroom, bedroom and interior products and offer full bespoke design and installation services winning numerous awards.

They have an amazing showroom which is located just outside of Nailsworth in Gloucestershire. The site utilises full background expanding images which gives the site a nice feel with the quality imagery from the products and showroom. The site has a full featured back-end admin system for managing products and content.

We have just launched a small site for a Gloucestershire based Wellness Clinic – http://www.walking-well.co.uk

The clinic provides all sorts of information relating to general well being and matters relating to the feet and skin in particular. The site also offers a range of tried and tested foot and skin related products.

New site just launched for The Wine Journal – www.thewinejournal.co.uk

Great product for wine enthusiasts but also some really cool wine related products in the pipeline (check the coming soon page).

The Mother Hubbard website has recently been updated.

The shop is based in Nailsworth, Gloucestershire. Mother Hubbard not only supplies Old Original Pine pieces but has an extensive range of new and reproduction furniture in a wide range of styles all of which still retain the traditional Farmhouse or Period style, along with a large range of lighting, mirrors and unusual interior decorative items.

Interesting little page on Google which shows the evolution of the logo used on the home page over the years from 1998 to current.

http://www.google.co.uk/logos/logos98-4.html

There really is clear improvement from early on to the current designs, I guess this reflects the success of the business to a certain extent

We have recently revamped the existing UD+M website (http://www.udm.org.uk). A nice clean site with a neat jQuery plugin we created to add a colour fading effect to the navigaiton when hovered.

Also existing flash effects for text fade in and image transitions were replaced with jQuery to work on all platforms (and allow for easy maintenance).

The navigation effect plugin will be released as open source shortly.

Small but neat and clean site just gone live -> http://www.encore-cirencester.co.uk/

Encore Cirencester Website