This microsite was designed and developed in order to advertise a local holiday cottage.
The site is standards compliant and has been constructed using XHTML and CSS in full accordance with W3C guidelines. It has also been optimised to improve search engine results. The site met with great praise from the clients.
[www.the-grainstore.co.uk]
This website was produced as part of my degree and was developed using ASP.NET, XHTML and CSS. The site is a design for an online music store.
Due to hosting costs this portfolio does not display the ASP.NET functions which included a login system, customisable user profiles and a downloadable song database.
Click below for examples of front-end website designs, created initially using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
These designs cover a range of styles. They include designs for a childrens entertainment website, restaurant site, electronics store, interior design company and a business consultants website.
This table-based website was produced for Masters Manufacturing, a large manufacturer of bespoke promotial products based in Somerset. The site was required to embrace the companies existing visual identity, whilst advertising their range of services.
The site met with great praise from the clients, leading other bodies of work being completed for this company.
GeraldGilbert.co.uk was created as an online display of jewellery and models preduced by my father. The site presents the work in a clean and modern style that compliments the appearance of the products.
Due to the nature of this site, it was created using a table-based layout.
This webpage was created as the basis for a simple shop website, whereby Javascript is used to add up the cost of different selected items. The Javascript also allows different images to be displayed depending on the users selection.
This was my first work with Javascript, and was part of a degree assignment.
This was one of the first websites I produced for a client. Ths site is for a local brewery. The site was required to have an animated splash page, which presented the brewery's beer in an appealing fashion. The design was required to embrace a traditional pub feel, whilst also having a modern appearance.
[www.mastersbrewery.co.uk]
[www.mastersbrewery.co.uk]