For the Amaya Health project we were asked to create a website and a corporate I.D to promote a U.K company which specialises in cellulite reduction health treatments using U.S based technology.

It doesn’t really seem that long ago when ‘.uk’ domain name registrations were a ‘new thing’. Now in 2012, a very special milestone is coming up – in the next thirty days or so the 10 millionth ‘.uk’ domain name is expected to be registered!

Ziontech would like to introduce the latest member of the Ziontech family.

Sometimes progress can be a royal pain in the behind. In our office we have a lovely scanner, we acquired it some eight years ago. It’s not the most modern piece of kit, true. But it’s a great little scanner none the less (it even does good transparent scans!) But then progress rears its ugly head!

Hundreds of thousands of businesses and communities across Devon and Somerset are set to benefit after the Government today gave the green light for a multi-million pound public and private sector investment in super-fast broadband.

Well, they are both fruits and they are kind of round… but that’s about as close as it gets. Unfortunately however this is what comparing two web design companies can be like.

It seems that it’s been a while since we updated things on here – well, in truth, it has been a busy year. Now that the summer is coming to an end I thought I would drag myself away from the grindstone and put some effort into these updates. Here are is a selection of some of our recent work.

Some clients my be experiencing problems accessing their web site at present. MyDomain.com one of the world’s largest ICANN-accredited domain registrars, has had a catastrophic failure of their DNS systems.

Once again we have been asked the question: ”Every now and again I get emails asking us to link our website to others as per below. I believe you said it wasnt a bad idea as it raises your profile on the internet. Is there a downside to doing link exchanges that you know about?”

Increasingly our clients are receiving emails asking if they would mind publishing a few “articles” or pages on their web site on behalf of a third party. The email usually starts: