Not much activity on here lately unfortunately work…
Not much activity on here lately, unfortunately work consumes us here at Webjects but just quickly we’d ike to to update you on our latest clients, some of which are live already, others which are in development.
ener-chi – our latest online shop, using the latest technology and e-commerce/cms framework from Webjects
This project has gone live.
The Learning Partnership Wales – The new TLP online shop, using the latest technology and e-commerce/cms framework from Webjects
Project in development
Runabouts Warehouse – an expansion to Trade Right Cars, used cars Cardiff, this is running on the custom-built Webjects. CMS, allowing the user to have two websites controlled from one control panel, effectively creating a multi store.
Project is live
http://runabouts.traderightcars.com
DJ Kayper – The top female DJ in the UK right now. This will be running on a CMS, with a custom theme to replace the original website of DJ Kayper.
Project is development.
Over the next week we will break down each project explaining what the needs of the clients were/are, and how at Webjects we address them, but also giving a sneak peek at out very powerful e-commerce CMS, which has allowed us to become a big contender in the e-commerce field in Cardiff.
To Note, our first e-commerce venture: www.onevintagedesigns.com
has been creating fantastic buzz, and now has orders from all around the world, which was not possible before with their original website. We have also had fantastic feedback from all clients about how we have customised, accommodated, and listened to each of our clients needs.
Don’t take Webjects. word for it, have a look at our portfolio
or better still ring our clients up, ask them about their experience with Webjects. we are that proud and confident with our work, we pride ourselves on that!
If you are after a more detailed article on what we do visit this article written by the Penarth View, our local magazine, which Webjects. proudly built the existing websites that support the Penarth View, but also it’s sister publication the Cardiff View, which Webjects have just finished porting the same model used for the Penarth View.
http://community.penarthview.co.uk/2011/webjects-digital-media-web-design-penarth-and-cardiff/
