We were asked to design and code a brand new website for The Hawk Conservancy that looked great but also had all the functionality they needed. They wanted a website that could inform their visitors of opening times, special dates and other important information, but also wanted the ability to have a shop where potential visitors could buy tickets online. In terms of design, they wanted something that would appeal to families, but also be formal enough to appeal to those who wanted to find out more about their conservation.

See the Hawk Conservancy website here

We were asked to build a functional website for our local client in Ashley Cross, Poole that would inform their customers and also give them the ability to see their menus and purchase juices online for delivery. As well as this, they wanted a website that they could edit themselves, so we created a content managed system which allowed them to add pages, new menu items and new products easily and freely.

Visit Blue Orange Juice Bars here.

Having previously worked on several projects for Dorset based client, Trimetals, we were asked to create an e-commerce website that was able to hold hundreds of products. Using our knowledge in user-experience design, we carefully explored ways to easily categorise their products to make navigation easy and effective. There were lots of different options for each product so we ensured the buying process was easy for the customer to avoid missing out on sales. Once we had figured out the simplest way to organise the data, we designed their website to look modern and clean and implemented their brand colours of consistency.

Visit Trimetals here