Web Sites

Being a chef, and therefore an artist in his one right, this client was very demanding in terms of the artistic appeal of his website. He was very keen to project the high quality of his products and services through the website and for his website to stand out from the crowd. He was delighted with the end product.

This company had been keen for some time to have a website that would publicise their company and inform members of the public with pest problems. We were able to provide a solution that would meet their demanding artistic requirements and allow them to manage their own content, at a price they were able to afford.

This client wanted a clean and fresh site, similar to their existing site but more modern. This site is maintained as part of our ongoing support arrangement with this client. We collaborated with copywriters and graphic desigeners on this project to ensure that the site remained in keeping with the overall corporate image. An important requirement was that we should be able to commit to responsively updating the site when the user requires a change to the content.

This client required a very simple site that would do no more than illustrate the interior and exterior of the car and inspire the potential hirer to think of different and interesting reasons to hire this lovely car.

The Parish Priest required a website that had a contemporary bespoke look but where relatively unskilled volounteers for the parish would be able to manage the content and update it on a very regular basis, reflecting the activity of the parish and providing information about forthcoming events. It was also required that the Parish Secretary should be able to update the newsletter weekly and maintain and archive of past newsletters, without it taking up too much of the scarce time she had available each week.

This start up company were trading solely on eBay when they approached Hoteye Designs Ltd. and Route22 Ltd. for a fully e-commerce enabled website. Route22 and Hoteye collaborated to produce this website, which has proved to be very successful as the business has grown considerably since the site went live.

This community site is now in its third recreation. It began as a hobby site of Route22 Ltd's founder but has grown to become one of the leading community site for the area, topping the search engine results despite having no marketing budget.

This client required a clean, polished, business-like look and a website that would enable his customers to contact him via clear, easy to use forms that would send him structured information by email.

The owner of this site runs a high street showroom for gas and electric fireplaces in Croydon. He had been finding more and more that potential customers would come in to look at his products but then go away and buy them on the Internet. This site is an "if you can't beat them, join them" toe in the water of Internet e-commerce. The site displays a wide array of electric fires and makes them available for online purchase with full e-commerce functionality.