Clients

itcouldb.u. approached us in early 2007 about their new business idea and their need for a website. They needed a website that not only looked bright and colourful, but provided intuitive user interaction as well.

They wanted the homepage to be in Flash in order for customers to be excited when they first visited the website. The Flash homepage provides animation for the buttons on the right hand side which can be dynamically changed from the admin control panel.

The website made use of PayPal in order to buy tickets and used Javascript for the Spot the Ball selection tool.

The client also required an extensive admin control panel to facilitate making changes to various parts of the site.

Check out the website at www.itcouldbu.co.uk.

The University of Southampton Investment Society or USIS contacted us to create them a completely new website. They wanted a really smart website for attracting investment banks and other financial institutions to sponsor or give talks to the society.

In addition to this, they requested that there be a password protected members' area which contains research and an alumni area.

The site contains a large backend admin area which allows the society to edit virtually every area of the website.

The site also made use of Flash as they requested a FTSE scrolling ticker for displaying the current stocks and share prices.

Take a look at the USIS website at www.usis.co.uk.

The Travel Centre at Southampton University Students' Union (SUSU) needed a new website as their original one was getting a bit old and out of date.

The Travel Centre wanted a website that resembled their current promotional calendar but also changed dynamically with the time of year.

A total of 4 different colour schemes and templates were created which change to represent the current season.

An admin section was created to allow the staff to edit pages and upload files such as PDFs

Visit the Travel Centre website at travel.susu.org.

In April 2008, Soton Adventures asked us to create a website to allow potential 'Adventurers' to sign up for their next event.

SiteSite designed a collage of frames from videos of previous Adventures and placed a form on the top to allow visitors to sign up.

Have a look at the Soton Adventures website at uniadventure.co.uk.