We're proud of our work; we love what we do and we do it well
Your website needs to have instant impact to ensure your visitors stick around. We’ve worked on websites of all shapes and sizes, and we love delivering websites that exceed our clients' expectations.
Take a look at some of our work below. If you’re looking for something specific just get in touch we have a wealth of experience
Dare 2 Express
What an absolute pleasure it was working with John on the new Dare 2 Express charity website. He wanted something that showed what the charity was all about, while also making it look more professional than the old website, which we think we delivered by the buckey-load!
Henley & District Property Services
We loved working with Simon at Henley & District Property Services, creating them a modern, user-friendly website. The final design made it easy for customers to find out what they needed and to make a booking enquiry.
Michelle King Counselling
As well as being an essential part of WordPress Administer, Michelle also helps people suffering from mental health issues with her counselling job. It's always nice when you can work on your own project for a change. and coming up with a simple website that was appealing to potential clients, giving them the information to make an informed decision about using her services was a good test of our skills. The final website is more than just a list of areas she covers, and works well to start the conversation with potential clients.
Woodcote Rally
Our long relationship with the Woodcote Rally meant we knew how to approach their new website design. Since redesigning their website for their 2017 rally, we analysed how the site had performed to streamline the site's architecture based on the user data.
Red Kite Flutes
Red Kite Flutes approached us to create a new website for them to showcase their amazing Native American flutes and also to highlight their extended family of artists and suppliers. Another big part of the redesign was to honour the legacy of Phil Hutton - the founder of Red Kite Flutes - who sadly passed away in 2017.