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Ever more the debates rage. Simplicity and fitness for purpose, though, is beginning to take a back seat.
As web development becomes ever more commoditised, it’s all too easy to select one of the big three for a client: fine, if a fully fledged, Swiss Army Knife content management system is needed – less fine [...]
Continue Reading →We’ve launched a new website for the Field Studies Council and London Wildlife Trust: ViewTube Learn. Featuring a specialised business logic centring around Primary and Secondary school booking slots, on specific days of the week. The logic also alters for free book days as well as differing between term time and holidays. The booking system [...]
Continue Reading →RTITB in Telford Shropshire is the largest lift truck training accrediting body in the UK and Ireland, recognised by the HSE, HSA and HSENI. The work with over 600 of the UK and Ireland’s best trainers, including TNT, Coca-Cola and Boots as well as quality SME’s. RTITB accredits much more than lift truck training, for [...]
Continue Reading →Welcome to our newsletter for the first two quarters of 2009. This has been our busiest time in a decade for production.
We have been working in association with Woodgate Design for NHS Sherwood Forest PCT producing an in hospital set of touch screens exploring the history of King’s Mill Hospital.
This has been a [...]
Continue Reading →A very large web site for Surrey Council that bring together numerous off-line databases from the various museums, libraries and archives of Surrey. The system comprises and aggregating repository with data ingress from CALM, SMR and Access based local history databases indexed using Lucene. Item and object records have a user generated commenting system. Other [...]
Continue Reading →We have built a web booking system for nursery provider EarlyWorld. The company has a number of nurseries, and this integrated system allows each of their nurseries to manage bookings. A sophisticated business logic is built in around both term and holiday times as well as discounting logic when more than one child in a [...]
Continue Reading →We are proud to announce Exploring Surrey’s Past for Surrey County Council. This 10 month project mapped 16 different databases, from Historic Environment Record, Archives, Museums and local history societies into a common cross searchable data standard. Almost 1GB of data was indexed into the website, which includes ‘mashups’ of this data via GIS connections [...]
Continue Reading →Website for The Community Council of Shropshire (CCS), which is an independent organisation established in November 1960 and has been operational from 1st April 1961. CCS is one of 38 Rural Community Councils operating throughout England and is funded by the Government, Shropshire County Council and membership subscription. Additional support for project work comes from [...]
Continue Reading →Discover Shropshire is a large scalewebsite for Shropshire County Council and it’s partners. It brings together large amounts of collections and archive records from various systems such as CALM, Historic Environment Record and Adlib.
The system is entirely XML based and makes heavy use of XSLTs to transform both the collections data and the content management system [...]
Continue Reading →The website for The Internation Powder Metallurgy Directory at www.IPMD.net comprises
a powerful directory search, online subscription and payment and a complex banner advert system
Users can preview the directory search and then signup online via the online subscription and payment service – provided via the Worldpay payment gateway.
It’s sister site PIM International (at Continue Reading →
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