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Donington Park race track has hosted major events in the British motorsport calendar since the 1930’s. Following the re-launch of the circuit at the end of 2010 a website had been quickly put together to provide a temporary internet presence. This needed to be replaced with a strong corporate website to help spearhead the new brand and connect with a diverse audience.
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The Duke and Duchess of Rutland were holding their first Charity Clay Shoot Challenge. The event at the historic Belvoir Castle was being supported by a number of prestigious sponsors all keen to raise funds for Rainbows Hospice and the Willow Foundation.
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As a new company Tekview were keen to promote their GSM remote camera and power products to the public as well as B2B. Armed with a striking logo, business stationery, website and product videos it was all systems go!
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Globally renowned in the equestrian, farming and pigeon racing markets, could the Louella name make an even bigger impact if all three highly successful brands were marketed under one umbrella?
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A new website promoting a prestigious paving material has exceeded all expectations with unique visits leaping from an average of 4 per day to a massive 54.
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Encouraging households to respond to the recycling message is high on the local government agenda.
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PerCurra wanted an updated website to promote their care services but wished to replicate the look and feel of their existing site.
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As a market leader in printed marquees, Top Marquees have a solid client base. However the competition had become fiercer and cheaper lower quality alternatives were dominating search engine results pages.
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Already an authorised retailer of the premium Dermalogica range of skin care products at her York based ‘Beauty Bar One’, Maxine Goldsmith wanted to capitalise on potential on-line sales and develop an e-commerce website for the products.
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The new website for the University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust (UHCW) had to present clear messages to a diverse audience and be available to view in a variety of foreign languages. The challenge was to create a clean, easy to navigate site despite the vast and varied range of information on display.
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