It has been my pleasure to develop the website for pianist and composer Peter James. If you have heard his music you will agree that he is an extremely talented musician.

The website was actually launched a few months ago, but I have just got around to adding it to my portfolio. The website is built using the Drupal content management system with the Ubercart additions for e-commerce functionality.

The great looking design was done by Amy Kendall, and was based on the original CD artwork.

Check out the website here:
www.peterjamesjazz.com

The Cast Iron Bath Company is a leading supplier of quality new cast iron baths and accessories.

Launched today is a classy looking brochure website that is the first step towards a complete e-commerce site.

Stay tuned, as in the near future this site will be re-launched on the Magento e-commerce platform

View the site at: castironbath.com

It has been a lot of hard work, but I'm proud to announce the launch of a new Magento e-commerce website for Out of the Ark Music.

If you think it looks great, the credit for that goes to Amy Kendall who developed the design concept.

The clients are happy too:

The Dottie Lottie website is an e-commerce website that sells clothing for children. It uses the Magento e-commerce system with a custom theme that was designed by Emily Edwards Creative and developed by me. This was one of the first Magento websites to launch in the UK.

newbooks is a magazine for people who love reading. They needed a new website, with a new look, new features and a solid platform to form the basis for future developments. www.newbooksmag.com is the result.

No9 is an award winning luxury bed and breakfast in Pickering, North Yorkshire. They needed a good looking website to showcase what they have to offer and reflected the quality of the accommodation they provide.

no9pickering.co.uk is the result.

I am proud to announce the [re]launch of amykendall.com - the website for none other than Amy Kendall!

Amy (my wife and partner in design) and I have had this website in-the-wings for quite a while, but had been too busy with other things to get it finished.

Check it out

The London Disability and Arts Forum required a simple website to promote the London's 8th International Disability Film Festival which they are responsible for.

Working to a limited budget, I was able to produce a website that met their requirements and allowed them to effectively promote the film festival event.

It has been my pleasure to once again work with electric angel design developing another website. In fact doing so may have confirmed my niche - offering value-add web development services to graphic designers and design agencies.

Sponsored by Yorkshire Forward, the Renaissance Friends website was launched at the Renaissance Reunion ‘looking back, stepping forward’ event in Scarborough on the 12th October 2007.