In early 2023 I was tasked with researching the current online landscape for anyone impacted by dementia. Over the course of the last 2 years the research developed into a feasibility study, a full ITT for the client to find a delivery partner and project managing the full website build. 1. Introduction Objective: Approach: 2.
Background The house building industry has historically been adept at “selling shells” but curiously, not so clever at filling them. New house buyers move into their homes having selected handles, tiles, kitchen finishes etc. from small, sometimes minimal lists. Instances are high of new owners replacing all the fixtures, including doors, soon after moving in.
Situation A major UK housebuilder determined their digital processes and presence was possibly not as effective or efficient as their customers demanded. Leads and sales were good, but the onset of lockdown brought a range of issues into sharper focus. How to engage house buyers in a remote environment, convert web visitors to action. All
Situation CIPHER Medical is a Hartlepool-based business delivering healthcare solutions including training, equipment, logistics support and governance services to the medical profession. In the Autumn of 2020 CIPHER Medical was swamped. Providing driver support for hospitals struggling with the volumes generated by Covid, opening a new training facility, and increasing volumes of web- based services
A full revamp of the Charles Church site focusing on the user needs. The project research indicated how users search for new homes and this was implemented into the new website. Many new features were included with users able to build their own brochure, view a fully interactive site plan that shows houses sold and
Hotelnet is a brand of Superbreak. This site, originally developed in India, has a very good search history being established since the late 90’s. The site was redesigned and refactored from ColdFusion to .NET 3.5 under the MVC framework. In its final iteration the site was further developed in Russia and included the Superbreak web
The Superbreak website is a travel site that takes in excess of £60m per annum. The site runs on a large hosting platform in excess of 30 servers and originally ran under ColdFusion but was later moved to .NET 3.5 within the MVC framework. The site undertook a number of design and usability revamps to