I've had to change hosts again, due to my previous host suddenly deciding to drop all support of PHP/MySQL at very short notice.
All changed over now though, hopefully this new host will be problem free for a while.
Again, it's been ages since I updated - I've been so busy! Here's a run down on the latest sites I've been working on:
Fine Orient - this was a huge job! The site was designed by Mark Lucas at Grain. Every single bit of the development was done by me. My first fully fledged e-commerce site!
Cube - four sites here, designed by Mark Lucas at Grain and developed by me.
The Visual Perspective - designed by Mark Lucas at Grain, development (including Flash) by me.
Hi-Response - designed by Mark Lucas at Grain, developed by me.
Heslop & Platt - designed by Mark Lucas at Grain, developed by me.
Kalliopi Associates - designed & developed entirely by me.
More going live soon!
No update for what - 10 months? Busy! Some sites:
Bradford Learning Partnership - an effective info & resource site designed and developed entirely by me.
Clayton Creative - site totally revamped, using their own excellent new design.
Hans Christian - PHP/MySQL Brokerage section added onto their existing site. Developed with Clayton Creative.
Oracle Networks UK - designed by Mark Lucas at Grain, developed by me.
Wetherby Cricket League - large and fully CMS driven info site and resource for WCL. Developed with Mark Lucas at Grain.
Wilkes Group - a long time in the making, vending and cleaning sites with catering to come. Produced with Clayton Creative.
More to come soon!
Yet again, more new sites to link to.
Firstly, Longwood Engineering produced with Clayton Creative.
Some amends to Qualter Hall and Hargreaves Jones.
And various other sites still in production. More soon.
Phew! Been busy recently, here are my newest sites:
Thirsty4water - Bottled and Mains Fed water vendor. Produced in collaboration with Clayton Creative, search engine optimisation by Blueclaw.
Coemo - Consortia of Ethnic Minority Organisations.
Crystal Mapping - redesigned and revamped to be xhtml1.1 compliant.
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