Today we have launched First B2B’s new website. We have been working with these guys since the end of last year with the new launch and also designing and developing web applications which we look forward to posting in the coming months. You can take a look at the new website by typing into your browser www.firstb2b.net
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We have now launched Secur a car’s brand new website, Justin the owner is extremely happy and can’t wait to spread the news. You can visit the site, simply type www.securacar.co.uk into your browser.
The design is all passed and now the building starts. We have worked closely with our client Lucy to achieve what she wanted from the website. We will keep you posted when its up live.
Steve approached us to design a logo and website graphics for TASH. We quickly came up with a fresh modern logo with colourful graphics to brighten up a very text heavy website. The idea was to use the concept of the seven hills of Sheffield for the sections. A signpost will determine what section you are on.
Here is a sneak preview to the new website homepage for our new client ‘Perceptant Ltd’ we are still working hard building the website and will be live hopefully next week.
Just landed a new client over the last few weeks. Here is the new logo for Perceptant Ltd, website to follow and other branding materials.
Been working on a social enterprise website for SERX – The University of Sheffield. This is only the holding page, the rest of the site will be designed and built later.
View the website at serx.group.shef.ac.uk
We have now taken over Lucy’s website ‘Love-ina-mist’ from the previous website designer. We are slowly changing the design around to get more content on the front page. The website looks good as it is, so not a complete re-design. So far we have introduced the new logo and header graphic to show consistency with the brand.
Visit the website at www.love-ina-mist.co.uk
In 1997, Sheffield City Council took a bold and imaginative decision. They made available a valuable former comprehensive school building in 4 acres of grounds to a local charity of parents of children with cerebral palsy. The charity’s aim was to develop a new model of inclusion – a resource for disabled children, their families, carers and those professionals who work with them at the heart of an inclusive community centre.
In 2002, Paces handed over to a newly-formed Development Trust comprising all Campus-resident groups, management of the Campus and the development of the Achievement Centre model.
This lovely little project was a joint effort for ‘Achievement Centres’ brought together by a small team of professionals such as Ken Grint Photography, Gogglebox Ltd Sheffield, Martin at Space to learn (Project Manager and Carl Smart Online. The project needed a new brand logo and website, as a team we gave AC just the look it was after.
