webdesign
some of my latest websites & information about them.
Custom made, hand crafted, pixel perfect & standards compliant websites that won't break the bank. Accept no less.
Mansfield Golf Club
The new Golf Club website is content centric, with the automatic display of content such as Newsletters and Competition Results documents upon upload.
A second stage of development is currently under way and will see features such as a virtual tour integrated with a hole by hole section.
Hotel Delatite
The Delatite website employs some of the latest in webdesign technology. It utilises image transparency and fixed position elements in proper browsers (for example, the menu stays on screen even while you are scrolling down the page, ensuring it is always accessible).
In addition to usability and appearance, it also has strengths in regard to maintenance - for example, background scripting takes care of the menu and thumbnails on-the-fly.
Mansfield Hotel
The Mansfield Hotel were in need of a site redevelopment as their old site was plain, drab and uninteresting. Colour, texture and form were the order of the day. These attributes were achieved by integrating photos into the design (colour), applying noise to the menu & header and repeating their logo in the content background (texture), and using unique shapes for the main elements (form).
Mansfield Lakeside Ski Village
The Mansfield Lakeside Ski Village engaged me for a brand new website development. As they didn't know what they wanted, I worked closely with them during the design process to come up with a design they were happy with.
Banjo's Accommodation
Banjo's had an existing website that was working for them, but it was showing its age and was due for an overhaul. The client was keen for the new website to be clean, professional and straight forward.
standards compliancy
My websites observe internationally recognised web standards, set out by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C).
When choosing a web developer, you should check that their client's websites validate. This can be done on the W3C's website: The W3C Markup Validation Service.
what you get
- A good looking, professional design
- 100% custom made work
- Fast loading pages
- Consistent page layouts
- Intuitive site navigation
- Logical content structure
- Attention to detail
- Well formed, cross-platform & cross-browser, valid code
- Search Engine Optimized pages
what you don't get
- Template generated, "cookie cutter" designs
- Bloated graphics or photos
- Gimmicky "features"
- Cut corners