Clean, usable, accessible. We build websites your visitors want to come back to, time and again.
Starlight Dance
Starlight Dance Academy offers a wide range of dance and fitness classes to all ages. Their website needed to effectively communicate the services they offer to new visitors and provide information and updates to current Starlight members via a password protected area. The content management system allows the Starlight team to login and update all areas of the site including news, photos, upload PDFs, blog and more.
The site utilizes the latest HTML5 and CSS3 techniques for high accessibility and high impact.
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Silvernet
Website for Milton Keynes based Silvernet, who supply high quality wireless equipment and solutions. A platform was built so that the owner could update the website using Dreamweaver for greater flexibility. Various icons and themes were created to strengthen the design and impact of the piece to help entice new customers.
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Ash Personal Training
A website to promote the services of a newly qualified PT in the Northants area. The site needed to create an impact and encourage the benefits of fitness so we sourced interesting, colourful images which change on each page.
Yep were also responsible for the logo and company branding.
Coaching Business
Andrew Pearson offers managers and business owners practical strategies to generate profitable and significant new value for their companies. Yep worked closely with Andrew to build a strong brand identity and website built so that regular updates can be made throughout the site with ease.
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Archant Visual Portfolio
A website to show potential advertisers examples of advertisements appearing in the client's various publications.
A JPG preview of the ads and a PDF download of each was required.
A customised content management system was built in so the client could update the site themselves with various user access levels.
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ESLstarter
For those wishing to teach English overseas, ESLstarter is the best place to start, facilitating the process and offering all the advice necessary for an unforgettable experience.
Yep design have been working with Phil and Claire at ESLstarter for over 4 years, expanding and developing the website to attract new business and offer all the information a prospective teacher could ever need.
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Monobo Footwear
An online shop was needed to manage the sale of shoes and flip-flops to the European market. Monobo is already established in SE Asia - one of Yep's tasks was to tailor the brand to make it appealing to the west.
The shop integrates with Paypal, tracks stock levels and handles all the customer communications, as well as providing relevant statistical data.
A clean, usable interface was designed which makes shopping on the site incredibly easy.
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Cloudworks
Cloudworks is a place to share, find and discuss learning and teaching ideas and experiences.
Yep were hired to do the front-end design. We worked on the structure and navigation to improve usability, added javascript functions for extra interaction and created the logo and theme from scratch.
The HTML and CSS templates were handed over to the Cloudworks team for technical implementation.
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OU Friends and Family
An information resource for friends and family members of Open University students.
Yep took the content and resigned the existing website, simplifying the navigation and selecting a colour palette and photographic style in-keeping with the OU brand.
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OU Careers
The Open University hired Yep design to redesign the OU Careers website which gives OU students information and support about their course choices and career options.
One of the key challenges was to develop a way for users to jump to the information they require from the homepage without cluttering the design with too many links. A show and hide function was built in so that users only have to reveal the content most relevant to their needs.
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Red Bulletin
A temporary site was needed for the Red Bulletin wing of Red Bull Racing to report from Formula 1 circuits around the world during the 2006/7 season. A live race blog was set up so the team could post updates as all the action on the track unfolded.
Yep was onsite at the opening Grand Prix in Melbourne and worked remotely during each race thereafter to ensure the operation ran smoothly.
