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Hilary Lewison

December 2005

With a blank canvas to work from in terms of design collateral, we built a clean and crisp website for Hilary Lewison's Powerful Presentations company. We created the logo, sourced the imagery, built the pages and and arranged the site hosting within a two week timescale.

GreenPeace - Image Library

November 2005

Due to our in-house expertise in CSS design, we were approached to produce the style sheets to go hand in hand with the design of the GreenPeace photo library.
The style sheets and design templates are now in place, and the site should go live soon.

Thrive Coaching - site updates

October 2005

Delighted with the site we designed for them in 2003, Thrive approached WebImperative to implement some new features on the site. These included design update, integration with Blogger, an RSS feed and CMS tools to enable Thrive to control the content of all the pages on the site, as well as the daily email.

Cocentra - Gateway portal

September 2005

The Gateway website is the fruition of six months work. It fulfils two functions: a portal for schools, and a time-saving tool for Cocentra staff. On the school side, the site allows staff, pupil and parents to undertake surveys, complete their Ofsted Self Evaluation Forms online and share key reports with the school community. For Cocentra, the site now automates features which used to require significant manual effort.

CRIN (Child Rights Information Network) - CMS

August 2005

Having already produced the CRIN Children and Violence micro-site, we were invited to also overhaul CRIN's existing main website. The first phase in this development has been to replace the Content Management System with a much more useable version, including advanced WYSIWYG editors and integrated image upload tools. The next step is the overhaul of the main front-end website....

Tiver

July 2005

The original incarnation of the Tiver website was a big success, but two years later, the design needed to be updated to reflect the new focus of the company. We produced a fresh design aimed at drawing people to their core products and created a graphic for the home page to impart their new 'secure backup' message.

The Spice Shelf

June 2005

Having received many complements and lots of visits to the site we launched in October last year, the Spice Shelf asked us to add an easy to use, affordable e-commerce solution. We were happy to oblige - users can now buy chutneys and pickles on the site via a shopping basket, with weight-based shipping costs calculated automatically.

Cocentra - corporate site

April 2005

The Cocentra corporate website contains over 70 pages, all managed from a Content Management System built by WebImperative. The site also features a database-driven course booking system and other features such as online job applications and CV uploads.

Hambling & Trebble

March 2005

Makers of high quality hand-crafted jewellery, Hambling & Trebble wanted a website which not only looks the business, but offers them functional benefits. We created a beautiful site for them, with CMS tools to allow them to add new products, images and text throughout the site and allow potential customers to make product enquiries.

Ocelli

February 2005

The new publishing company on the block, Ocelli, approached us to produce a simple site to publicise their first book. Within a week we had agreed upon a distinctive eye-catching colour scheme to complement the colours of the book, and launched the site.

CRIN (Child Rights Information Network) - Violence Micro-site

January 2005

Supported by Save the Children, CRIN is a global network that disseminates information about child rights amongst more than 1,400 organisations in over 130 countries. CRIN asked WebImperative to build a micro-site for the UN Study on Violence, complete with WYSIWYG CMS. We have since been invited to overhaul their main website and CMS.

Tiver

December 2004

Having originally produced the Tiver website in 2003, we added a new e-commerce module in late 2004, enabling users to buy, download and setup Tiver's new backup software 'RIVET'. The site also provides Tiver with a Content Management system.

Ingelwood Associates

November 2004

Experienced Facilities Management consultants, Ingelwood Associates commissioned a complete corporate makeover from WebImperative, comprising new logo, headed paper, business cards and a fully-featured, accessible website.

The Spice Shelf

October 2004

Multiple award winners in the 'Foodies', up and coming food manufacturers, The Spice Shelf contacted WebImperative to rebuild their site. As well as being fully accessible and standards compliant, the new site has an emphasis on earthy, natural colours and contains food images sourced by WebImperative.

Scope - Free2Pee Emailshot

September 2004

WebImperative have designed and built a HTML email campaign for Scope. Fully accessible and standards-complaint, the Free2Pee mailshot is the second in the series.

Cocentra - School Improvement Initiative

August 2004

This Government funded programme run by Cocentra, needed a website to allow the 150 School Improvement Advisers to congregate, share ideas and practice.

Read Cocentra SIA Case Study and client comments.

Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund

July 2004

The 'official', authorised Princess Diana website, offers a flavour of her life and details of the work the Fund supports in her name. The site use a CMS and is fully accessible and standards-compliant.

Read Diana Fund Case Study and client comments.

Skeleton Clocks

June 2004

Reputed to be 'clockmakers to the clockmakers' Skeleton Clocks commissioned WebImperative to create a new brand identity and produce a CMS-driven website which would allow them to easily add new stock and change text around the site.

Saba Salman

May 2004

Award-winning newspaper journalist Saba Salman needed a website with a contemporary feel to show off her portfolio of newspaper articles.

David Hollingworth Antiques

April 2004

This company of Master clockmakers approached us with a view to producing a design for a website which could also be carried through to printed formats. The website allows them to upload details and photos of current stock, without requiring any knowledge of HTML. Images are resized on the fly.

Thomas Thomas Films

March 2004

This leading TV production company wanted to be able to upload work in progress and allow clients to securely login and view relevant projects. The site features movie clips, animations, secure database allowing Thomas Thomas to create new projects, allow client login and upload movies and images.

Thrive Coaching

February 2004

Thrive wanted the design of their website to have a 'natural' tone. Functionally, it had to be dynamic, with updateable features and randomised content presentation. Features include a series of nature themed images displaying randomly on the homepage; along with random quotes and testimonials from the database. The online diary allows appointment booking.

Read Thrive Case Study and client comments.

Blairgowrie Associates

January 2004

Blairgowrie Associates have built a reputation as professional corporate consultants. They needed a website to build on this. The site features an integrated UK business news feed, dynamically updating company news and funky dropdown menu.

See Baby Play

December 2003

See Baby Play wanted to overhaul the look and feel of their site, and add some more content. The site makes extensive use of CSS to control layout and enable compliance with web standards.

Executive Management Group

November 2003

An ambitious startup company, EMG needed a website which would be attractive to their client base, and which would be built in a modular fashion to allow for further expansion.

EIM

October 2003

Part of a multi-national group of companies, EIM UK wanted their own website which they could update themselves. Many of the public-facing pages are driven by a Content Management System, with a password-protected members area for privileged content.

Compass Consultancy

September 2003

As a communications company, Compass needed a site which reflected their approach: contemporary, yet with clear messages. We employed CSS style sheets to control the menus and positioning of layout. Daily-changing quotes on the homepage.

Reusable Female Condom

August 2003

JSI needed a dynamic database-driven solution to enable them to add and update content on a regular basis for this charity site aimed at developing countries. The site features a Content Management System to control message posting, uploading of resources, case study information and other text.

Institute of Interim Management

July 2003

Overhaul the dated design to a more contemporary feel. Website has to inform members of the Institute of news, events, assignments etc. The site features a Content Management System to control member access, log assignments, update news and events.

Read IIM Case Study and client comments.

Englishcomm

June 2003

The intention for this website was to create a professional brand for this start-up business-to-business consultancy. The site features daily-changing quotes, and style sheets to control content and layout.

The Piano Group

May 2003

This marketing solutions start-up group required logo and branding to be created from scratch. The site features a hidden piano keyboard sound, with all imagery sourced and copy written by WebImperative.