Web design in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire
Web Portfolio
Train to Gain Yorkshire and Humber
Searchable online course directory.
Workabout
Careers service website for Calderdale and Kirklees.
Electronics Yorkshire
Website to support the electronics industry in Yorkshire and Humber.
Doncaster Learning Gateways
Website to promote learning quality standards in the Doncaster area.
Centre for Learning Excellence
Website aimed at improving teaching practice in Bradford, West Yorkshire.
STEAM Project
e-learning for Engineering and Advanced Manufacturing.
St George’s, University
of London
Website to promote widening participation in healthcare careers.
Ecomschool
E-learning application based around an e-commerce website.
South West London Academic Network
Website for a network of University medical schools.
Children In The Picture
Website to promote the inclusion of disabled children in early year’s picture
books.
Go2Work
Interactive company visits to support vocational GCSEs.
Trade Yorkshire
International trade portal website for Yorkshire Forward and UKTI.
Progress File
An online system to help pupils plan their learning and record achievements.
C&K Training
To promote creative training solutions for organisations and individuals.
E2E CK website
Website for Calderdale and Kirklees e2e Partnership.
Buzzin
e-learning resource for KS2/KS3 pupils in Knowsley.
Barnsley Healthy Schools
Website to promote the Healthy Schools programme in Barnsley.
NextStep West Yorkshire
Website for a national agency providing advice on learning and work.
World Petroleum Council
Website to promote the global activities of the WPC.
C:Change
Website to promote a business communication training Company.
Lostworld 2001
Support website for a jungle expedition.
Netparkone
Online directory of over 30,000 businesses in Yorkshire.
St George’s, University of London, Taste of Medicine Online
Widening participation in healthcare careers
Advances in Macromedia Flash video technology and the increased numbers of people with broadband access have allowed this previously CD-ROM based application to be produced online. Enabling cheaper and more wide-spread distribution to the target market of 14-16 year old with the potential to study and work in healthcare.
Client:
St George’s, University of London.
Technology:
HTML, CSS, Macromedia Flash, Flash Video.
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