BabelQuest
BabelQuest is a new company specialising in delivering valuable digital content to fans on a variety of platforms - computer, mobile, tablet. We were called in to create a small "Shop Window" style site, that hey could quickly and easily maintain.

Solution
This was a relatively quick and easy job for us, with our experince of content management systems. We used the eye catching, orriginal marcomms extensively throughout the site to make the BabelQuest "Shop Window" instantly recognisable! We look forward to working with them further in the future. 

Brief
Coin Street Community Builders is a social enterprise & development trust. There are many facets to their work on London's South Bank, all of which had to be bought under one inclusive design. CSCB wanted a state of the art cms system, which would enable them to have extended functionality. This had to feature RSS links, booking options for venues, sign up for newsletters and showcases for up to 50 stores. Most importantly CSCB wanted an easy to operate "Backend" allowing for easy updates, and the ability to add additional "As yet unseen" functionality

Solution
An in-depth report was produced describing options for the new site. CSCB had several large, not always distinct areas to their work so careful attention was paid to the navigation. We worked closely with CSCB, and they added content under our direction. It is gratifing to see how they have been confidently taking control of their content right from launch.  ee-web has continued to support CSCB adding mobile/tablet friendly content, portfolio sections as well as ongoing maintenance. Its a great partnership!

Brief
This is a slightly unusual commission for ee-web in that the Trust Director wanted to build the site himself, but under my tutelage. In otherwords, he wanted me to teach him. As time progressed and he could do the more simple tasks himself so I was called in to do the more complex bits, mostly involving php and/or jQuery. 

Solution
Since Andy wanted to learn how to build/maintain a website a flat, xhtml site was constructed using Dreamweaver.  We also spent time in Photoshop mocking up his thoughts into designs! I literally talked him through the process over a couple of days. Once his skills had developed to a point where he could "Maintain" the site the focus changed and I was called in to create bespoke slide shows, lightboxes, video solutions and a private area behind a login.

North London Counselling Practice
NLCP required a simple to update website to porfile their new counselling business. The site had to present a "Peaceful Image", and had to be "Done on a budget"

Solution
An image was modified to colour the pebbles in order as you go through the site, and the use of matching banner created a very coherent feel. A content management system was used, and training delivered, and the client has updated the site.

Faraday property Management
Faraday alread had an existing flash based website, and wanted to take many of the design elements from that and update the site in the process - for using the real estate now available on today's wider screens. Along with this they wanted to be able to take control of the content themselves, and have a number of lightbox based galleries. Photography of their many ad varied properties in London was to be given prominence throughout the site.

Solution
The static flash based site was replaced with a content management system, and a new, wider design. We spent a day taking photographs of many of the properties displayed on the website, and set these into easy to update lightboxes. Lastly a jQuery login was created (although at the time of writing Faraday asked us not to make this live)

Brief
ee-web has been working with The Joseph Storehouse Trust for around 4 years, and were very pleased to be asked to create a new, fresh site for them. The existing static site didn't fully reflect the range of projects and events that the JST are now carrying out. Along with this they wanted to add a more advanced donation section and an on line store. See ee-web blog for more details.

Solution
The static xhtml site was replaced with a content management system. A brighter, clearner feel was created, along with some elements for the coporate id to match the new logo. Virtuemart was skinned, and integrated into the site. Some intensive training was carried out; the JST team are updating the site every few days to reflect the dynamic nature of their orgnaisation.

Brief
Landform Estates had a website, but wanted a new one to showcase their business in a more up-to-date style. They also wanted to be able to update projects, and alter content with ease. Lastly, the site had to be ready quickly!

Solution
We developed a simple, elegant design that enabled the content to "Breath", as well as to benefit from a  more usual colour scheme. The Joomla content management system was used, so that Landform can easily perform updates. We were able to turn the design and build of the site round in 2 - 3 weeks and then provided hosting.

Brief
An engaging, interactive application was required for 5-11 years olds that would tell the story of the "Catlin Arctic Survey" team who visited the Arctic Ocean in 2009 to collect data on climate change.  The application was based on the work of author, artist and illustrator Rebecca Mørch and narrated by Pen Hadow, Expedition Leader. This app was to be placed with the "Artic Survey Education" website, and was aimed at a world-wide audience.

Solution
Flash leant itself to this project, since it enabled us to make the show as interactive as possible. The animations could play straight through, or the user could pick any episode/page to move to. xml was used to pull in the pages and their respecitve sound clips, meaning alterations (of which there were many!) where easily made. The user interface was designed to be easy for children to use, with lots of visual clues. The work was tested with children, who found it engaging.