web sites
Thanks for dropping by - here you will find a list of some of the web sites that we have been working on recently, are still working on or have yet to start. In any event, this page provides a convenient launching pad for us to check the status of these sites.
- Hertfordshire Society for the Blind: Local Charity for Blind and Partially Sighted People
- TOR club site: Twickenham Off Road Driving Club
- The best little pub in Hampton Hill: The Jenny Lind
- David Williams Cheese: Award winning Cheese makers in Crewe.
- West country electrician: Electrical Installation
- Park House extranet: Financial planning for everyone
- Still & motion: Terry Williams - still and motion photography
- Community Drug Project: Essential information for practitioners in the Drug Treatment Sector
- Inspire [black country]: Working for women's equality across the Black Country
- Mortgage Advice Team: Adverse mortgages
- The Complete Office: office supplies - for all your stationery and office equipment needs.
- Yvonne Nolan: Qualifications in Health and Social Care
- Juke Box Services: Juke Box, sales, supplies and repair
- Duo Training: on-line learning and assessment
- Flying Burro Bros: Limited edition photographs on canvas
- The Eleys: wild life photograph collection
... and here's some stuff we simply haven't got around to ... yet
- colocation services: in docklands
- Information Technology: support services
- Data Management Services: data capture, analysis, sort, spit, report &c.
- Web Site - hosting: bring it on
- Solid Brick: more solid than a very solid thing
We'd love to be able to show you the work we've completed on our customers' intranets but, as you know, an intranet is internal by design. If it's an intranet you need, we can arrange for references to be supplied - just ask.
btw: What was it you wanted when you dropped by? We hope you found it, whatever it was.
One last thing ... we hope you noticed you can get to our home/index page from any page on this site by using the link disguised as a company logo thingie or by using the breadcrumb trail, both of which are near the beginning of the page.