title="Burfield Creative">Burfield Creative

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After successfully winning the pitch, we were tasked to Design and Develop a website that reflected one of the leading archaeological companies in the UK.

With so much information, branding guidelines and marketing to consider, there was a considerable amount to think about. How do you get so much knowledge across on one site without to much text? Jon set to work with the design, researching technology that would fit in with the company. The result is a website with great navigation, very user friendly that is easy on the eye.

Bath postal museum outgrew their old web company and website. They needed a design that would catch the imagination of enthusiasts, be easy to update for elderly volunteers but also be flexible enough to grow with the museum.

Max Saunders led the design on this project, creating a beautiful, functional design that was instantly likeable. We used MODX framework to build the site as its easy for people to use the CMS. The site has already received some fantastic reviews and has also contributed to not only more business but interest from possible new trustees of the museum.

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They wanted to freshen up their existing web presence with a new design that would better reflect their business and the services that they offer. They also needed the ability to update the content inhouse using an a easy to use content management system.

After taking onboard the comments made in the initial meeting, we designed a site that was fun yet professional like the services that they offer. Once the design was signed off it was integrated into the CMS system resulting in a successful end product that the client was very happy with.

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The client outgrew their original website and were looking for a design that would reflect their beautiful modest wedding dresses as well as giving them the ability to add and update new collections when they arrive.

Looking closely at the dresses that would be displayed on the site we were able to produce a classic design that showcased them to potential customers. We needed to make the site easy to navigate by using a standard menu. By adding the function to view high resolution images, the user is able to see the fine details of the dresses. We then optimised the site for 'modest wedding dresses' in which it is performing well and we are now working on getting the site top for 'wedding dresses with sleeves'.

The brief was to design a new website for Paulton Junior School that reflected their values and aims. The site would need to be built within a tight budget and would need to be updated by staff members.

We needed a design that would appeal to pupils and parents and work with the existing school logo. Once the design was signed off we began building a small CMS system to update parts of the site. We had some ideas and features for the site and Paulton Junior School were happy to use. It was a difficult task to pull off the site within budget but we are very pleased with the outcome.

We were challenged by Western Airducts to produce a website that was not only great looking and easy to use, but would also achieve prominence on search engines.

We used our tracking tools to analyse the client’s existing site and find out which pages were getting traffic. We also tested the site’s usability to find areas for improvement. Our lead designer Jon then began to put together creative ideas – which had to remain consistent with the company’s existing branding and new brochures. The resulting site features professional visuals and superb search engine performance.

IMEX told us themselves they were not the easiest of clients to work with - we were the third design agency they had tried. We began by creating their new logo and they later came back to use for their stationery, brochures and new website.

Patience and creativity were our watchwords in approaching the project. Designer Jon started by trying out several expressive ideas for the logo, and once we had a few good ones we presented them to the client. Through a process of elimination and several tweaks to the chosen design, we produced a logo that IMEX were extremely pleased with.
Once branding, stationery and printing was completed, we turned our attention to the website. The new branding strongly informed site’s design and with Jon’s design input and Adrian’s technical skills, we were able to build a site that everyone is very happy with - including the customers who use it.

We recently started an SEO campaign for IMEX, which is already bringing favourable results.