Web Development

Imagine if a website could know you. A website that responded to your needs and your mood on that day. This year we’ve started to roll out software that will be able to do just that.

We’ve been building software for the publishing industry for a long time. From business models to specifications to project planning, you name it, we’ve seen it all.

Commissioned by Richard Porter, the previous script editor on Top Gear, and built on our new Standfirst Cloud platform, Sniff Petrol is the online satirical magazine dedicated to all things motoring.

Content shouldn’t just be a bit part player. It needs to take centre stage on your next project—you have to be thinking content-first. In fact, you need to be thinking about it as the star.

Developing a new product is hard. Launching a new product is hard. Developing and launching a new product whilst delivering Client Services projects is a whole other world. Here are 5 things you can do to help use your time effectively.

Running on our new Standfirst platform, the re-designed Whitley Fund for Nature site was commissioned to coincide with the charity’s 25 year anniversary.

As part of our ongoing partnership with Liverpool Girl Geeks, Claire has spoken to their team about her love of coding and how she got into the industry.

When we receive a Request For Proposal, we have to consider any potential risks or challenges associated with the project. It’s about treating every client as an individual and every project as unique.

It’s a proud feeling for us when clients do well. Even better when they are on a list of top performers in the publishing sector. We’re passionate about developing for the publishing industry and love seeing our clients doing well.

Since the relaunch of the new Marketing Week site, it looks like it’s been turning heads, again. This time winning an award!

Anyone who writes code quickly learns what works for them and what feels comfortable. Personal expression is fine in isolation, but when it comes to working in teams, you need a system everyone can understand…

Commissioned by the UN in Geneva, Women at the Table and the US Mission to the UN, this was a complex build with a challenging brief. Here we discuss the main elements of this project.