Here are a few examples of previous websites we have created
www.simskins.co.uk
This is an example of an online shop that sells Vinyl Decals (Skins) for Racing Simulators.
Lovers of Sim Racing can personalise their machines and seats in a variety of professional racing company liveries. They can choose their favourite F1 Racing Team and decorate their Simulators in the same livery.
www.hoardingboards.com
This is an example of a Brochure type website that is intended to both promote a specialist product to a particular niche market and also to be very informative.
The clients target market group is Builders and Developers along with associated trades like Architects, Design and Marketing Companies.
To exploit the power of the web this client also has the .CO.UK version of the domain, which has another similar website created on it. This has slightly different information on it to prevent duplication within search engines.
www.shardlowmarina.co.uk
This is an example of a brochure site that incorporates an online-booking facility. It is also designed to be informative to potential clients. It contains information for Boat Owners, Camping Holiday Makers and Owners of Holiday Homes.
There is quite a lot of technical wizardry going off in the background to this website that the general user never gets to see. This website has a dashboard that the company uses to control their campsite bookings and re-direct payment processing to their secure payment gateway.
www.realspain.co.uk
This is an example of an owner of an apartment in Spain listing their property online to facilitate bookings. This owner has not opted for a SSL Certificate (Which saves money) as they just use the website to create bookings themselves. Guests are just friends and family so they do not rely upon search engines to discover their website.
www.letterco.co.uk
This company specialise in Laser and CNC Router-cut letters. They undertake signage work for the trade as well as produce lettering for themselves. This website is aimed at the trade production of specialist letters and logos and other cut-out shapes. It is also informative and offers advice to the inexperienced. Search engines love to have informative websites and therefore tend to list them higher.
www.elvaston.org.uk
This website belongs to a community organisation which is a registered charity. It is an informative website containing more pages than you at first think! The charity organises lots of fund-raising activities for the local good. A section of this website is devoted to special project about local soldiers in World War 1, which makes for interesting reading.