Web Design

Just completed a lovely project working with the ladies from Love Products, who sell Dermalogica goods through their online shop at www.loveproducts.co.uk.

The client wanted to create a user friendly website for visitors to clearly see and search for products, purchase products using a simple ordering system and for it also to be a place for customers to pick up beauty tips and advice, which we achieved through the inclusion of a beauty blog.

As always, the website is linked to the clients various social media accounts (Facebook, Twitter and Instagram).

The user-friendly CMS system allows the client to easily edit the website themselves and also update the blogging system, and the client is also able to edit the website via their mobile phone – always handy when on the go!

 

www.footstepstothepast.co.uk

I have had the pleasure to work with local historian, Pam Preedy, in creating a website to promote her latest project. Pam has spent the past few years gathering references to soldiers mentioned in the Bromley & District Times newspaper between 1914 and 1919.  The project lead her to create a database of names which people can search for free online at www.militaryancestors.co.uk.

I was asked by Pam to create a website in which she could promote this database website, share other insights and stories she found in the local newspapers during this period, as well as promote her history talks and her forthcoming book.

I also set her up on social media to help draw visitors to the site and build up a following.

Peter Perke Productions – Company website

Brief:
Create a website to showcase the various comedy characters who work under the umbrella of Peter Perke Productions.

The client wanted a simple website which was linked to their social media accounts and easy for customers to navigate.

www.peterperke.com

Project:
Zara Louise Boutique – website and online shop

Brief:
Create a website to promote their High Street shop, highlight the designers who sold through the shop and keep customers up-to-date with new stock.

It was decided to initially set up the website like an online shop, but initially only offer a ‘click & reserve’ option, so customers could reserve items before visiting in person.

The client hopes to be able to sell through the website in the near future, so this will be easy to upgrade to.

The website has been linked to their various social media accounts, so the client is easily able to keep their social media accounts and website up-to-date in just one click.

www.zaralouise.co.uk