title="Burfield Creative">Burfield Creative

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.

Parker Transport is a long-established transport company providing many services throughout the UK and Europe. Their requirement was for a site that would nationally showcase their achievements and professionalism.

Incorporating the company’s existing branding and vibrant imagery, including a large image of one of Parker’s trademark vehicles on the front page, our designer Jon created a high-impact design that customers looking for transport would instantly relate to. We also provided an easy-to-use CMS system, so that the client could update the site themselves. We feel the site is a superb reflection of a great local business that has steadily grown over the past two decades.

Print Kiosk required a site to work alongside its printing business, the site would be used by existing clients and also attract new ones. The site needed to be fully content manageable including the products, order process and would need to evolve with the main business.

We researched, researched some more then wrote a comprehensive specification with the client. Once we had the blueprint we chose the platform we would use and then started the design. We wanted to keep the design professional, uncluttered and above all user friendly so products could be selected and paid for quickly and easily. The print kiosk project turned into the biggest site we have worked on to date.