Case studies
Examples of our work are summarised below (in reverse chronological order) along with links to more detailed descriptions:
You can also view separated lists of our web development case studies and ITC case studies.
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Case study 17:
We helped develop the database and server infrastructure for
Bath1959.com,
a multi branded e-commerce website, for the Bathroom Trading Company.→ Bath159.com is the new website for the UK's leading bathroom clearance specialists.
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Case study 16: Our MD voluntarily developed an initial website architecture, XHTML templates and style sheets for the Usability & Accessibility Working Group.→ The UA-WG is a not-for-profit organisation which is aiming to devise practical initiatives to remedy social exclusion from the Internet.
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Case study 15: We built an accessible website and a feature-rich content management system for e-Pay (www.e-payments.org.uk).→ The e-Pay National Project is sponsored by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister (ODPM). Through its website and through various events, e-Pay aims to provide guidance and tools for local authorities to help them provide e-payment facilities to citizens.
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Case study 14: We took part in a usability test of the KITE Club website for the Particle Physics and Astronomy Research Council.→ The KITE Club is a new initiative which brings a single identity to all PPARC's technology development, business and partnership activities.
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Case study 13: We carried out a web accessibility audit for TalkingText.→ TalkingText provide textphone software, enabling their customers to receive textphone calls from their computer at home, work or on the move.
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Case study 12: Viability study for extending the local network of the National Film and Television School (NFTS).→ The NFTS is a leading international centre for professional training in the film, television and related media industries.
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Case study 11: We have worked on many major projects with Sociality, providing technical support and ITC consultancy.→ Sociality Ltd creates software solutions for membership organisations of all shapes and sizes.
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Case study 10: We decided that it was high time to improve our own website and make it more accessible.→ Surfability specialises in redesigning websites and intranets.
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Case study 9: New website and bespoke content management system for e-search.co.uk.→ e-search Consulting Ltd is a specialist IT recruitment consultancy.
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Case study 8: New website and a content+contacts management system for berlinguer.com.→ Berlinguer Ltd provides comprehensive media solutions to financial institutions and publishing companies.
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Case study 7: Website redesign and an easy-to-use content management system for
moorgategroup.com.→ Moorgate Group specialises in the Emerging markets, offering market intelligence and investment support services.
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Case study 6: PC networking and firewall configuration for the Society for Research into Higher Education (SRHE).→ The SRHE is an independent society which aims to improve the quality of higher education in the UK.
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Case study 5: Integrated website redesign and e-marketing campaign for londoncity-uk.com. The multi-language website receives payments and course
registrations on-line.→ London City Institute "provides high quality English language and Computing courses at very affordable prices".
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Case study 4: Usable website redesign, bespoke content management system and
search engine optimisation for macro-dev.com.→ Macro Developments Ltd provide market strategy and economic analysis data, news and views.
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Case study 3: Our contribution to the London College
of Music & Media database-driven intranet included hardware and server set-ups, programming and user interface
design.→ This task was performed in close partnership with Complete Genius Ltd.
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Case study 2: Our website redesign for quantinleap.com was a vital part of the rebranding
programme for a spin-out company.→ Quantin' Leap Ltd provided us with our first commercial contract following our incorporation.
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Case study 1: Our complete website/intranet overhaul for the
international BaBar collaboration involved restructuring 200,000 linked
documents into a more intuitive and hierarchical architecture.→ This is the project which led to the formation of Surfability Limited.