This one’s been live a few weeks now-
Ward & Cross is a hair salon in Ashtead, Surrey. View the website here: Ward and Cross Hair.
The website’s design style was taken from their printed literature. It uses a pure XHTML and CSS structure which complies with the W3C’s standards:
This website went live today after a month or so in development- it’s based on Joomla! and uses the Community Builder extension so that extra information can be gathered from users who register.
Registration is necessary in order to gain access to example documents and a Powerpoint presentation.
The website is for John Bishop, who provides social care “Needs, costs & quality” consultation for local authorities around Southern, Scotland. View it here: John B Consulting
A rough design and layout was provided by the client which a tableless XHTML & CSS based template was created for which complies with the W3C’s standards:
This is a new website that went live a couple of days ago. The graphic design was provided by a friend of the company owners and I created an XHTML/ CSS template and built the site around that. It was a challenge as the layout didn’t lend itself well to a pure CSS design, so I used a few cheats to avoid over-complicating things. The end result is a standards compliant website that degrades gracefully, loads fast and is easy to update.
Dial-A-Board is a new operation, run by an English couple which is offering a service around the Piesey-Vallandry area of Les Arcs in France. They will deliver top-notch gear to your chalet or hotel on the day you arrive, make sure you’re kitted out properly and come and collect it at the end of your stay.
Sure beats waiting around for ages at a rental place that opens at weird hours, where you don’t understand what the people are saying very well and when they finally find some gear that’s suitable it looks like it was found at the bottom of an avalanche at the end of the last season! One year they put my bindings on backwards and I rode the board backwards half the holiday! I bought my own board for the next time I went.
A site I’m working on at the moment.Still a work in progress, but we decided to go live with it in its present state as the nights are starting to get colder and people are going to be looking at replacing radiators at this time of the year.
The site’s for The Salvagedoctor: an architectural salvage company based in Horsham in the UK. They specialise in superbly restored cast iron radiators and also supply fireplace surrounds & antique stoves, roll-top baths, railings and gates and hundreds of other kinds of weird and wonderful salvage items.