Ellen needed a simple yet effective single page layout to launch her business as as self employed physiotherapist in the South West London area.

She had some initial ideas so this made the design phase quite quick. The logo was done from her original ideas that I have adapted.

We have also created business cards to go with the website using the wonderful Moo luxe cards

As there was no requirement to quickly update the site, I simply used a pure ruby application using sinatra. This makes this small site very fast and as her partner, easy to update for me!

Several months in the making to sort out all the details and go around the inevitable changes of mind that my sister always goes through, her business online store, Instants Tissés, is now open!

“Instants Tissés” is French for “Woven instants”, and her business is all about special occasion cards and paper supports with a twist: fabric! Marrying high quality printed paper and light fabrics should bring an extra personal touch to your special occasions. At the moment she has an extensive collection of wedding invitations, menus, dinner table plans and cards, but a birth section is coming as well.

And if you don’t find anything that really tickles your fancy in the large existing collection, there is also a “custom” service that should let you get a quote on your ideal, personalised support for your special occasions.

Do pay her store a visit, use google translate if you don’t understand French, and do buy some of her stuff! She’s getting started and needs all the support she can get!

For the techies of you who read this, her site has been done using the excellent Shopify with a completely custom theme.

After 8 years under the previous design and code, a complete overhaul of the HMAC site was needed. It was cumbersome and slow to update, while the design was outdated. I’ve migrated it all on wordpress for the easiness of management, and redesigned the interface completely. It’s also adaptive and should work on most browsers, including mobiles.

After a successful but simple first version of their site, D3 triathlon needed something a little more refined and working across different devices. Augmented with new features for accessing race details quickly, this new version hopefully will bring D3 triathlon the audience they deserve!

Pay them a visit online, and if you’re in Ealing, go check them out directly! If you’re lookin to do some small and fun races, visit their site in a while when the new races are available. There should be for kids and adults!