Previously on Chroma Design - Websites from our Portfolio
We build bespoke websites, tailored to the needs of your project, business or organisation. We first establish precisely what you need your website to deliver, then design architecture and produce detailed visuals for your approval, before we begin any technical work.
We bring a professional design and technical ethos to every project, using W3C Standards-Compliant markup and CSS, in order to maximise extensibility, usability and accessibility. Some of our recent projects are presented here.
Portfolio Website
Maison des Cerises
La Maison des Cerises is an exquisite holiday rental property in southern France. Our brief was to convey the sense of colour, atmosphere and style of this impeccably renovated house.
Keying off colours and ideas presented by the client, we condensed the presentation into a distinctive 'postcard' structure, with a slideshow exhibiting subtly enhanced photographic images of the property.
The website now forms an attention-grabbing, cost-effective element in the owner's highly successful integrated marketing strategy, priming an immediate growth in business.
http://www.maison-des-cerises.com
Other Portfolio Sites
Simon Ray
With its elegant, intuitive structure and easy navigation, there was no pressing reason to dramatically alter the appearance of Simon Ray's website when we considered its upgrade to a data-driven solution.
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Criterion Adjusters
Criterion Loss Adjusters and Surveyors are rapidly expanding the business contacts throughout the Insurance community. They needed their website to deliver information for two distinct sides of their business.
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Philip Mould
Philip Mould asked us to completely redesign what had become an outdated and somewhat cumbersome website, whilst retaining facility to search stock by artist and period.
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Forge Lynch
Brendan Lynch and Oliver Forge asked us to comment and advise on their existing website. Our opinion was that they needed to take a completely fresh view.
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