Individuals' Sites

The Lives of Joseph K the Cat

The author of this book, designed for adults learning English as a Foreign Language, wanted a showcase for extracts from the text, to demonstrate its potential to publishers and agents.

Pontcysyllte Aqueduct Restoration

Richard Turner-Thomas, the clerk of works for the 2003/4 restoration of the world-famous aqueduct, wrote a book about his experiences.  We produced this web site (designing it was huge fun!) to publicise the book and enable on-line sales. The book having sold out, the web site has now been discontinued.

Towhee.net

Expert birder Harry Fuller asked us to produce his dream - a web site about his birding experiences in California (and Europe!) and the birding tours which he offers.  The site, which was a pure delight to produce, contains a wealth of information and some wonderful photographs.

The Copper Family

The first web site for internationally-known folk singers the Copper Family was produced by enthusiast Garry Gillard.  When he had to give up maintaining the site the family were at a bit of a loss, and we offered to maintain it for them in memory of Bob Copper.  We have completely redesigned and updated the very extensive site, including adding a song search facility, and the family are currently producing new material to add to it.

Joe and Jackie Jones

We produced this web site as a wedding present for Joe and Jackie Jones, who had a traditional boaters' wedding on the towpath of the Llangollen Canal at Froncysyllte.  The photographs and text were contributed by a selection of those who attended the wedding, as well as Joe and Jackie themselves.

The Official Bill Davies Web Site

This is a site which we designed and maintain for a friend, because we find the content of his site extremely interesting (we are both keen on narrowboating) and because he is a nice chap!

The site is regularly added to (by means of weekly reports from Bill), but it remains to be expanded with a number of photographs, both of Bill's narrowboat and of traditional Omani vessels.

Anny Spilberg (work in progress)

The site which we are producing for this talented artist is very different from our other sites.  It displays her art in the format of a catalogue, with the pictures also available to view as if on an art gallery wall (see lower screenshot).  Seeing the first drafts of the web site so inspired her that she promptly produced a dozen new paintings, and we can never consider this site as completed!