The coffee-loving foursome from Manchester wanted a shiny new website to go with the shiny new branding we had developed for them.

Following the organic, Fair-Trade theme, we designed a website that was friendly and appealing – using a newspaper to display the page content, because a coffee and newspaper go so well together!

Getaway Holiday Homes wanted a new website after we had developed their new brand identity. The purpose of the website was to promote their holiday homes in Brittany, France.

The website was designed with families in mind, since the holiday parks where the holiday homes are sited cater fully for the entire family.

Postcode Mapping experts, Geoplan required a new look website to launch their new range of Postcode Maps and Mapping Software products. The design we created is very clean and corporate which matches their printed literature perfectly.

Geoplan want to fully harness the potential of the web and so we developed their e-commerce site to be easy to add to in the future, giving the Client full content control.

The inventors of the world’s first recyclable and biodegradable portable ashtray required a new website to promote and sell the boodi portable ashtray and to launch their new product, which will be making an appearance very soon.

The new home page functions as a product information page, whilst also displaying some of the clients that have chosen to use the eco-friendly boodi ashtray.

The guys at Foundry Hill Bar & Lounge in Bingley wanted a website for their new bistro-cum-bar. The website design was really dictated by their logo and the styling of the bar interior, which was very down-to-earth and natural – using chunky wooden tables (to match their very chunky chips, no doubt!) and high quality leather sofas.

With a little training from Rainplay, the guys were able to update the website themselves.

The Wheatgrass Boys (as they are now known) are doing very well with their one-a-day wheat grass product, which is available from many shops throughout the UK - in the fresh-looking boxes we designed for them - and can also be purchased from the Wheatgrass UK website.

We kept the website very simple, using illustrations to communicate the benefits of the 'green stuff'. A character called Colin the Cow was created for the client in order to engage with young professionals at a light-hearted, humorous level. This immediately differentiated Wheatgrass UK from other sellers of wheat grass powder.