H18 win tender for rebranding SAPS and redesigning their website

Added on July 28, 2010 @ 11:11 am by Matt Cooper

Science and Plants for Schools (SAPS) is a programme aimed at strengthening teaching and learning of plant science in UK schools and colleges. It is funded by the Gatsby Charitable Foundation and Cambridge University as part of its Plant Sciences programme and is based in the Cambridge Botanic Garden.

Against stiff competition, H18 won the tender and will be creating a new brand and redesigning the existing SAPS website for a Beta launch in October and a full launch in December.
 

Unknown Prints website finished

Added on June 28, 2010 @ 6:56 am by Matt Cooper

After several weeks of pixel polishing, Unknown Prints is finished. Because the store is still waiting to be sent artwork submissions, we've created a clone version of it so that you can have a sneak preview of how it might look once designers start sending their work in. See it in action here :-D

Trinity goes multilingual!

Added on June 16, 2010 @ 3:46 pm by Matt Cooper

Our robust web application development framework Trinity is about to grow up in a big way... we're introducing a "locale" feature that will allow applications and websites built on this platform to run several different languages, with most of the major European languages supported out of the box.

This functionality has been developed for new client Red Earth Investments, as they require their website - which is currently in development - to be able to display information in English, Spanish and Portuguese.

H18 welcomes Bambini Shoes to its growing client list

Added on June 8, 2010 @ 2:38 am by Matt Cooper

Ambitious local business Bambini Shoes, who also have a branch in Australia, recently chose us to provide hosting services for their e-commerce venture and also as the company they wanted to maintain their website and its AdWords campaign. They are very welcome as a new client, and we look forward to being a part of their success story :-)

If you're a business in need of reliable management and technical services for your website, why not drop us a line for a friendly, informal chat about how we can help you?

Jim's shiny new toy

Added on May 26, 2010 @ 5:33 am by Matt Cooper

Well, it had to happen sooner or later... Jim's equipment needed an upgrade so, after many years of faithful service, ageing iMac #1 has gracefully abdicated to a youthful new iMac of more capable specification. Put simply, we just decreased the turnaround time for web and print design work, so good for YOU!

The next thing on the list is surely to retire Matt to a beach in South America somewhere and replace him with a droid... \(^-^)/