Built using the open source CMS DotNetNuke, and custom modules written in C# and SQL Server 2005, this site now gets over 100 registrations a week.

Andy designed and built the skin, the custom modules (apart from the page flip which he bought in) and pulled it all together to implement this great newspaper site.

With records going back to 1640, this massive store of data needed to be reliably searchable.

Andy designed and built the web service which interfaces between the pages you see and the massive legacy datastore of gazette info.

Commissioned by the National Assessment Agency and the Qualifications and Curriculum Agency, Andy designed, built and implemented the solution within a month of the contract being won.

There's a secure logon for three types of users to enable 2 levels of on-line administration and secure access by UK schools.

Andy designed, built and implemented the solution within 3 days of the contract being won.

There's a secure logon for two types of users to enable on-line administration and secure access by Vertex staff.

Full of eye-catching design-led features, they wanted a web site to match.

Several of the pages are managed using our wysiswyg editor, and a secure database of staff, which is updateable over the web, is used for the contacts page.

People use the survey to score photos or groups of photos.

The secure administration suite enables David to upload photos, group them and control the order of the survey. It also reports on the survey results.