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The Incense Route

And now for something old and yet totally new….The Incense Route is a new online gift store based on the idea from the old trading route from the 3rd Century BC…exotic gifts and rare items that you just can’t get on the high street. [..]

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Get ready for the all new gorgeous boho hippy chic……

Cheese and Grain website…………… This funky Frome venue has finally got a website design that reflects the venue, the programme and the town’s vibe and energy. Hurrah! About time too! – I hear you all say. Well, watch this space because it is due to launch in June 2010. [...]

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A new look for Romany Granite

Romany Granite came to us wanting to update the look and structure of their website. They didn’t have a huge budget to work with and so we needed to keep things simple yet professional.[...]

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David Hughes Dance

As you have probably worked out, we somewhat specialise in websites (and other design and marketing work) for dance companies and arts organisations. In the last 15 years we’ve engaged in over 120 such projects and hope that number will continue to increase.
Adding to the list is a new website for David Hughes Dance who [...]

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Yorke Dance Project

OK, so we are doing a lot of arts and dance work recently. Please don’t assume we’ve forgotten or forsaken our corporate, trade and industrial clients. We haven’t, this is simply where our current new business is taking us and it’s leading to some fun and interesting projects.
The Yorke Dance Project is an existing American [...]

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A Facelift for Milk Street

Cath James, February 27th, 2009
Keywords: News, Web Design

The famous Milk Street Brewery in Frome has had a website redesign. The new site has a much more elegant feel to it, and the content management system works brilliantly for Griffin Pub manager Charlie, who keeps the site updated regularly, adding information about happenings, events and the all-important gig guide.
The redesign was actually forced [...]

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Stars in a Story

The desire to document and archive projects of all sorts is becoming more and more common. Villiers High School, courtesy of a grant from New Direction (a branch of Creative Partnerships, which is a government funded body who support projects between the arts, artists and education), undertook a storytelling project at their school that brought [...]

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Million Prisoners

Now this website is something else…if we do say so ourselves: our very first website for a political organisation/charity/lobby group.
A simple idea – selling a million pixels on some specially commissioned drawings by political satirist Steve Bright; and in the process gathering messages from people who want to make a protest to the Labour Government. [...]

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London Locksmiths

We’ve recently finished what is Probably the Best Locksmith’s website in the World. We don’t drink Carling but we did go to some lengths to make sure that this website offers things that none of it’s competitors do: a mobile phone version for example (so you can find a locksmith’s number when you’re locked out); [...]

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Peach of a gem of a beaut!

John Kilroy, October 21st, 2008
Keywords: Web Design

The latest site to roll over our production line is a peach of a site for London Locksmiths.
This little fine cut gem is:

100% valid HTML,
AAA accessible (that’s the maximum),
it works on mobile phones,
it has proper print styles,
it’s thoroughly search optimised,
it looks identical across IE6, IE7, Safari and Firefox,
…and looks a beaut!

What more could a boy [...]

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