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Sunshine street

Submitted by billking on Sun, 14/02/2010 - 10:38am

Sunshine Street is part of the series of website setup on behalf of Rose Hip and Tutu or Rosemount in Aberdeen.

The objective of the site was to give a bright and happy feel. After going through a number of iterations in the design process we decided to go for a spring / summer feeling with our choice of imagery and colours.

The site is a basic Content Managed site with a simple word processor type interface that allows editors to create, control and manage the content, without the need for any special tool or a high skill level. The site also displays an advert block down the right hand side.

Orkney @ Obesity Portal

Submitted by billking on Sun, 14/02/2010 - 9:39am

The Orkney @ Obesity Portal is one of a series of separate sub domain sites which makes up part of the Obesity Portal complex of websites, which covers all the health areas around Scotland.

Each site is a content managed site and is independent. The customer is currently looking at using these sites to promote the Obesity aspects in the various health boards. Each site can be managed by an individual and it is also possible to allow authenticated access to individuals and / or businesses. It also has the capability to display adverts served from a central advert management system that is also part of the complex. This approach provides the ability to manage advert consistency across the whole complex.

Vntage Phoenix

Submitted by billking on Fri, 12/02/2010 - 8:39pm

Vintage Phoenix is a brand of Rosehip and Tutu. Although it is an independent Content Managed site is uses the same theme as the Rose Hip and Tutu site. Once again this site gives the customer a great deal of control over the graphic look of the site and like the main Rose Hip and Tutu site the customer can change the background of the content pages.

This allows the customer to create a brand specific site that can capture the mood and feeling of the brand through the imagery and colours used within the site. It does, however, retain enough consistency with the main site so as not to appear to be disassociated with the parent site.

The customer is able to use this site in conjunction with the main site via various hot links placed thought the content and within the imagery used on both sites.

MEND program locations

Submitted by billking on Fri, 12/02/2010 - 8:17pm

This site is an independent sub domain of the main Obesity Portal site. It’s sole purpose is to provide information on the various MEND locations throughout the UK.

This site is an independent sub domain of the main Obesity Portal site. Its sole purpose is to provide information on the various MEND locations throughout the UK. The site utilises Google maps extensively via the API to produce a map page for each location and can be navigated via the front page map.

Further to this the site is a Content Managed Site (CMS) and has the ability to provide businesses with the ability to subscribe to their own page. This subscription will allow them to log onto their page and change/ update the content associated with their own business. This is designed to make it attractive to small businesses and organisations to have a web presence associated with the MEND program. The billing of the subscription is set to be annual and is handled within the site, payable via PayPal.

Rose Hip and Tutu

Submitted by billking on Fri, 12/02/2010 - 7:52pm

Rose hip and Tutu are an independent boutique specialising in sustainable design. In order to provide the ability to produce the correct feeling for the site the customer wanted to have a very clean and visually graphic site that could be changed easily, to reflect the ongoing variations that are required for businesses working in the fashion industry.

The owners of Rosehip and Tutu also had a great deal of skill in producing creative images that they wanted to show on both their site and within their shop.

After working closely with the customer and going through the creative processes It was decided that the site required a very minimal look and relatively unbounded content.