Category: Projects

For sixteen and seventeen year olds about to make some important life decisions, it is very easy to be distracted by all the advice they receive. Much of that advice will be about which degree they should study or which university they should go to. If they’re lucky, they’ll get advice on what careers they… Continue reading Tavistock College – ‘Getting the Future You Want’

We Love the Tamar Valley is a new website project created for Tamar Valley Tourism, a group that brings together businesses in the Tamar Valley that have an interest in tourism – from holiday cottages, to bed manufacturers, to top hotels, to farmer’s markets. We were delighted to win the contract to produce this site… Continue reading We Love the Tamar Valley – a new Drupal 7 website for Tamar Valley Tourism

Would you like to make your photos look more striking, add text or take out that awkward item that spoils the whole shot? Learn how to use free software on your own computer to give your photos the wow factor at a half-day training workshop from Tamar Valley Tourism. Photo-editing workshop, Callington, Tuesday 25th February,… Continue reading Photo preparation workshop coming up on Tuesday 25th

Parents want what is best for their children. This is especially true when the child is classed as “gifted” or “talented”. But those parents won’t necessarily know what the top universities look for or what the top employers look for. I was asked by the Gifted & Talented Coordinator at Saltash.net Community School to present… Continue reading Evening Workshop for Parents of Gifted & Talented Children

Making the right first impression is important for pretty much everyone in life. Being able to give effective and compelling formal presentations is important for lots of us. One group of people for whom these skills are particularly vital is 17 and 18 year olds. Why? Well, think about it. At that age, many people… Continue reading Presentation and Impact Training for Young People

As a history fan, I was delighted to be approached by archaeologist and writer Louise Turner, who wanted a new website created to promote her debut novel, Fire & Sword: a story set among the turmoil of late fifteenth century Scotland. As well as the usual ‘about the author’  and background content, Louise was keen… Continue reading Writer and Archaeologist Louise Turner: website launch

Blackcat Plymouth operate a sameday courier service and also a trailered car transport service – based in Plymouth, they operate across the UK, and need a website to showcase their services.  We originally created a website for Blackcat way back in 2006, and although it had been updated several times since then, it was well… Continue reading Website revamp for Blackcat Plymouth

Caribbean Weddings is a new project from Tropic Breeze – a specialist independent Caribbean tour operator.  People who are planning weddings in the Caribbean need different information to customers who are booking family holidays,  so we developed this new website in order to focus on providing all the details needed for this particular market. This… Continue reading New Caribbean Weddings website

Although we did not design http://www.goldings.co.uk, Clare Associates has been helping this traditional bespoke tailor and military tailoring business look after their website since 2007 – including finishing off and launching their online shop, which sells an enormous range of military badges and buttons, after a previous supplier was unable to complete the work. Recently,… Continue reading Setting up a new online payment service for an established Bespoke & Military Tailors

Launceston’s Charles Causley Festival, held in Launceston, Cornwall, is an important and well-established poetry and literary festival. The festival had an existing website dating back to the previous year, but it had not been updated since then and festival staff and volunteers lacked the time and know-how to turn the existing site into a site… Continue reading Website design for Launceston literary festival