We assisted Topaz Labs, the industry-leading AI enhancement suite, in creating a documentation system powered by Sanity, Next, Mux, and Chakra UI.

We were contacted by Eric, the CEO of Topaz lab to help create a solution to condensing all of their documentation into a singular platform that was both extensible and highly customisable.

, we embarked on an exciting journey that transformed expectations of what a documentation system can include.

We ensured every aspect had been thought about, from the 

 and field descriptions to the instantaneous feedback of a live preview system. We didn't want to build 

 "a documentation system". We ventured to build "the 

The first piece of our digital jigsaw was Sanity CMS. We took advantage of its real-time capabilities to build a dynamic content management system that would have put Gutenberg's movable type to shame. But we didn't stop there. With the malleability of the platform, we developed custom input components and tailored the CMS to fit Topaz's needs.

. Like an expert stylist, we used it to dress up our system in a way that was not only visually appealing but also met all the best practices for accessibility and responsiveness. It was our digital color palette, with the flexibility of themes and components to create a harmonious, unified appearance across all documentation.

We collaborated with the internal design team at Topaz Labs, which expanded the infrastructure of Chakra UI. They implemented the nuanced colour scheme with lavish purples and extra slick gradient borders. We couldn't have done it without them, and they really did an incredible job of adding that extra bit of jazz to the overall design.

 added the cherry on top. This cutting-edge tool brought our documentation to life with high-quality, seamlessly streaming videos. It was like handing our users their personal IMAX experience, delivering video content tailored to their device and connection speed.

If you don't know what Mux is, I'll give you the lowdown. Videos are about the heaviest piece of data on a website and a nightmare to store and stream at that. Mux takes away all this stress and compresses the video to the appropriate size. E.g. Mobile phone - 

We've loved working with Topaz labs, and we'd 

 love to work with your team. Get in touch, to find out how we can give you the editing experience of your dreams.

What a gem

We designed a groundbreaking, customizable documentation system for Topaz Lab, using real-time capabilities of Sanity CMS and the versatility of Next.js. From creating dynamic, accessible UIs with Chakra UI to integrating high-quality, adaptive streaming with Mux, we offer more than just solutions - we provide an immersive, tailored digital experience for your business.

Topaz Labs

We provided Key ESG - the sustainable report manager, to chop change and build whole pages using Sanity & Next.js

Key ESG approached us to build them a lightning fast website. Initially we spent some time consulting which technologies they should use, and expanded on the ones brought to the table. We advised using Next.js & Sanity due to the sheer scalability, ease-of-use and content velocity. What they found especially impressive was the ability to write content on the fly, and watch it update side by side (we've still not got over this functionality either).

Now we'd picked our stack, our eyes were set firmly on building the fundamentals of a design system. We almost always advise using 

, it lays the baseline for you and speeds up the entire development & design process. Hell, we trust it so much, what you're reading right now is built with Chakra UI.

Seriously, you read that right. Everything you see is completely customisable, hot-swappable and scalable. Not just this, but it also works perfectly with preview and simplifies the entire content publishing workflow.

What's really impressive is the speed at which you can use the CMS to pump out relevant and well thoughtout content. What's even more interesting is the custom SEO component we built especially for Key ESG, to ensure they have all the correct Meta and Open Graph information

Everybody hates forms, it's a universal fact. We wanted to attack this problem head on by building a form within Sanity... but that wasn't enough. We ended up building a fully fledged 

. This let the client fully add, arrange and move a two column grid - oh and did we mention it also integrated directly into their CRM with the correct labelling and everything. Not a bad feat.

 The UX doesn't suck, it's incredibly intuitive and even slugifys the text to work perfectly with Hubspot

We tried to push all we could with performance, ensuring every block is built with Next.js image, minimal library bloat and backed with Sanity's awesome 

However, we still wanted to provide more value on top of this. We've have a hunch the latest version of Next.js will support 

 which essentially means the bloat of scripts such as Google Analytics and Hotjar can be offloaded and ultimately increase the speed of your website. Upon handover, we'd ensured all scripts had the ability to use this, and we will advise how to implement this when it is available for production websites.

We partnered with Key ESG to develop a high-speed, user-friendly website using cutting-edge Next.js & Sanity technology for scalability and rapid content updates. Leveraging Chakra UI design and our unique SEO and form-builder tools, we customized the site to deliver seamless UX and enhance their CRM system. Committed to future-proofing, we've prepared the site for anticipated Web Workers support to offload scripts and boost site speed.

Key ESG

Providing a top-tier content management experience for the Nottingham-based web security experts

We worked with Fresh Security to boost their performance, their SEO & overall experience of editing their current website. They wanted to ensure that whatever they changed was effortless, and iteratable. Needless to say Sanity was our 

 to ensure they had a fully tailored experience

Because Freshsec already had top-notch SERP, we wanted to ensure that they kept the top rankings secure. We used 

 to ensure that we could lazy load every new section of the website, instead of a huge upfront javascript payload.

Along with the lazy loading we achieved a near perfect lighthouse score, bumping up the performance by 6 marks on Google lighthouse and ensuring a perfect score throughout SEO, Best Practice & Accessibility.

We collaborated with Fresh Security to enhance their website's performance, SEO, and editing experience. Our solution, leveraging Sanity for a tailored experience, maintained their top SERP rankings with Next.js Dynamic Imports for lazy loading and achieved near perfect Google Lighthouse scores. The result: a swift relaunch of a 90-page site, a 6% boost in Google PageSpeed, and a 60% reduction in content creation time.

Fresh Security

Helping Nottingham's best independent immigration lawyer get ultra-fast

We promised ourselves we wouldn't get into politics with this particular client - so I'll keep it short: he does incredible work, he helps people live in the UK, and he's a nice chap to boot.

When we had the opportunity to help James from 1st Call out, we jumped at the chance. He wanted to move away from Wordpress because of a particularly nasty hosting cost 

(read: over 4 figures a year to keep a 5 page website). 

We wanted to turnaround in an extremely short period, a simplified website that can let him edit content, rank for SEO and ensure his website is top notch for anybody looking for immigration advice in Nottingham

We got James' site running with a near perfect lighthouse score, adapting his existing brand, and extending it to a fully cohesive experience. We ensured he could build new pages for the future so we could run PPC campaigns and easily extend the core blocks within the editor.

He loved using the real time preview with Sanity, and told us how much of a better experience of editing pages he had than his previous Wordpress endeavours.

1st Call Immigration

Providing the industry leading Clinical Trial Hub SaaS, the best-in-class website to match

We inherited the Teckro project using a Prismic backend & Next.js. We wanted to ensure that this was tuned up to the best possible performance and as flexible as the team wanted it.

We needed to get this up and running as fast as possible, with scalability in mind, as there was already 100 something pages built with a further 150 coming over the next year.

So how do you launch a site and design system in record time, with a focus on still being maintainable 3 years down the line? With a rock solid design system, an extremely well thought out content management structure, and a team to back it up... of course.

First things first, we needed to convert the current brand guidelines they had to a fully fledged design system. This is where Figma and Chakra UI comes in. We create an accessible colour scale using the 

Then we took this color stepper and built it into our own fork of the 

. This way we instantly leveraged Variable components, auto layout and colour overrides, identical to that within the Chakra UI framework.

Pretty nice considering that's 100+ hours of work 

Because Prismic is notoriously easy to build incorrectly (we're on our 5th inherited project we've had to fix), We wanted to ensure that every single aspect of page building had been thought about, evaluated to scale and polished before adding it to our slice inventory. Meaning every page should feel consistent, predictable and intuitive.

 is measured by how easy it is to throw together a page that 

 like it's been built from scratch by a top-notch developer.

Despite the level of flexibility, we had to balance this with creating clear and beautiful page layouts. We think we nailed the balancing act as every single element on page is semantically built meaning screen readers, accessibility tests and web crawlers will list top marks.

On top of this, we've put efforts into ensuring the UX is just as good on mobile, whether you're using an iPhone or even a Palm Pre, you're in for a treat. 

, if you really want to see a UX trial-by-fire try navigating to the resource section and filtering.

Teckro

Helping the the innovative independent mortgage SaaS scale up with dev & design collaboration with The Bang Co.

Mojo Mortgages wanted to refresh their website with a new, friendlier design system implemented as a joint effort with the team at The Bang Co. They wanted to build on top of their currently existing Gatsby.js architecture whilst ensuring performance was in tip-top shape.

We were tasked with generating an incredible website landing page in roughly 4 weeks to launch with an existing big announcement. We used their current JSS style frontend code, and focused on simplifying code to enable scalability.

We created 4 separate static pages, targeting market verticals in the mortgage sector. Remortgaging, Fixed-Rate Mortgages, Help to buy & First time buyers. Each of these pages lead to tailor-made flows to cut-out the excess questions and help users find their 

We launched smack on time, with the incredible announcement that they 

 (The owners of Uswitch and Confused.com). Immediately they noticed performance gains with the increase of SVG's and well optimised code on the homepage, and went on to further build 4 more subpages with the same style and development process.

Mojo Mortgages

Building a beautiful and ultra-performant Gatsby.js & Prismic powered website. Good work for good people

You've probably already read our experiences of working with The Bang Co as part of the integrated Mojo Mortgages team & consultancy. However, we've worked a little more under-the-hood after getting to know them better. We've collaborated with The Bang Co to help them completely refresh and optimise their website with 

We wanted to provide an entirely native feel by including their incredible After Effects animations, their vibrant colours and chunky aesthetic to reflect their welcoming & down to earth personality.

We built The Bang Co's website using Gatsby.js to ensure ultra-fast static site generation. We paired this with a headless content management system called Prismic to allow them to tweak and customise all aspects of the websites. The beauty of Gatsby means that all of this information will be served statically, essentially allowing incredibly complex optimisation, whilst simultaneously outpacing competitors with their lightning fast page render time.

The Bang Co

From the team that built O2 Rewards & orange Wednesdays, join 1 million members reducing their mobile bill just by shopping at Boots, Greggs & Primark.

Airtime rewards is a cashback platform for reducing your mobile bill. They found us through Gatsby as we were both featured and showcased on their website. 

Airtime rewards is created by the minds behind Orange Wednesday and O2 rewards. It is supported by all major phone network providers like EE, Vodaphone, GiffGaff etc. It links directly into the retailers systems, so that you can set, forget and earn rewards.

We were over the moon to work with Airtime rewards, who wouldn't be? Earning rewards through phone networks takes us back to our youth with Orange Wednesday's released in 2003.

On their website, we built an advanced 'sitemap' containing information about each element and, the relationships between them. Every single page was categorised correctly, so that Google has the best possible information presented to it, to allow for the site to be indexed correctly.

We used lazy loading functionality on each and every image on the site, making large images display an outline SVG which is roughly 1/100th the size of a real image, loaded in the background and swapped out when finished loading- meaning microseconds load times!

We boosted performance level on Google lighthouse audit - this is one of the key metrics google rates every site by. This means the higher the score the higher the Google ranking is.

We utilised the Netlify's power of caching and asset optimisation. Everything from the site that wasn't optimised went through a second wave of optimisation with Netlify. The site also uses the Gatsby Netlify cahing plugin to keep the most relevant elements updated upon changes.

Airtime Rewards has just passed 1 million users, their website is linked within EE's customer home page, and they continue to grow at a rapid rate. We'd like to make claim to those figures ourselves, but that's down to the phenomenal leadership & growth team at Airtime Rewards... but in short: we just made the website 

Airtime Rewards

We worked with the specialist user-testing consultants to build a site in a couple design sprints

We've worked with Phil (CEO) for longer than Roboto has been around. We've watched them grow an incredible service offering of User Experience and seen how this can be applied to really make the most out of a site. We're huge fans, and when we got the opportunity to build a hyper-speed, UX focused site, we snapped up the opportunity

We speak about it on the homepage, and we're speaking about it here. We really can't express how incredible Gatsby + Netlify + Prismic works together. They're our dream team, and resulted in the incredible performance scores you can see below.

The real beauty of using these technologies is the near non-existant maintenance cost associated with the site. There's no user-facing plugins to update, no monolithic forms that can be broken and pretty much no way to be hacked.

Because of the way that both Figma (the design system) and Gatsby/Netlify works, we were able to collaborate with Phil in real-time taking on-board his wealth of UX experience and deploying content on the fly with ease. It also opens us up for A/B testing at a later date (but that's another story for another day).

Because of the multiplayer functionality within Figma, Phil could see exactly the ideas we were building at the time of conception. No tiresome export/email/await response here!

We love working with Phil, and we're focusing on getting some UX testing on Roboto real soon, because we always try to practice what we preach.

Working closely with Phil (CEO), we crafted a high-performance, user experience-focused website for their flourishing UX service offering. Utilizing a powerful trio of Gatsby, Netlify, and Prismic, we achieved stellar performance and low maintenance costs, with scores of 99% Performance, 97% Accessibility, and 100% each for Best Practices and SEO. Our real-time design collaboration, using Figma's multiplayer functionality, allowed us to rapidly incorporate Phil's invaluable UX insights and deploy content swiftly, paving the way for potential future A/B testing.

Userfy

Helping Michelin star chef's jump to the JAMstack

Based in the centre of Nottingham, Solo Grano offers authentic Italian cuisine outside of Italy. Inspired by the delicacies all across Europe, Solo Grano experiments in their cooking style and delivers the unique combination of Italian authenticity with distinctive flavours. Our working experience with Solo Grano has been great which can be rooted in the fact that we started as their daily customers.

The moment they approached us to build their website, we knew exactly what they wanted and how it would be delivered. We take pride in supporting the local businesses around Nottingham therefore working with Solo Grano was the best of both worlds.

To fulfil their requirements, we utilised the power of Gatsby.js and Prismic in order to produce a super simple CMS interface that can easily update the websites menu in record time. We also helped to get a range of sharp and trendy pictures to help with the brand and visual advertisements.

We displayed these on the site using Gatsby's "SVG trace" lazy loading technique, that way we could serve incredible pictures at a moments notice, scaled exactly to the size of the screen.

lighting fast, super accessible and incredibly user friendly website

 with a perfect score across the board on Google Lighthouse performance metrics.

The website is just as amazing as the signature cuisine served at Solo Grano. We list everything you need to know with location details, contact details, links to their social media accounts.

We also added direct, quick and easy access to their UberEats and Deliveroo menus so you can get a quick fix of your favourite food!

Client satisfaction is the most important aspect of our job. Receiving feedback helps us improve. In this case, we couldn't be happier with the review. We are always happy to make adjustments to the website and as pasta fanatics we remain their long term customer.

We partnered with Solo Grano, a unique Italian restaurant in Nottingham, to create their digital presence. Harnessing the power of Gatsby.js and Prismic, we designed an ultra-fast, user-friendly website that showcases their brand visually and updates their menu effortlessly. The site boasts perfect Google Lighthouse scores in performance, accessibility, best practices, and SEO, with convenient features like direct links to UberEats and Deliveroo. Proudly supporting local businesses, our work reflects both our professional skill and personal passion.

Solo Grano

We took a fresh take for trendy city properties sources Bespoke Living Bristol

We worked with Bespoke Living Bristol to provide them with an ideal website for a startup room letting agency. We decided upon building a simple layout which could then be later used to generate multiple new pages with the client, due to the simplicity of the page builder.

When we introduced them to the rich functionality of the Wordpress CMS, they were amazed by how much could be achieved on top of the platform we built for them.

Although we are a JAMstack based company, the client's requirement for building their website is our first and foremost priority. Wordpress is a content management system, fantastic for budget websites allowing clients to achieve start-up business goals.

Wordpress is suitable for simple websites as it initially started as a blogging platform. The decision to use Wordpress depends on the client's requirements which includes budget, functionality and time-to-live optimisation.

Building in Wordpress was ideal for Bespoke Living Bristol as they wanted a pretty straight forward website in which they could publish new content from anywhere without having to take our help.

We walked the Bespoke Living Bristol team through the process of adding houses, adding staff members and building new pages. We introduced them to the 

 through which they could build their own pages from pre-defined templates. We also acquainted them with functionalities such as filter, categorise and tag, to boost their SEO ranking.

In addition, the site is built with a large number of 'set and forget' automated processes which optimise search using rich schema and page performance. This reduces the page load time, creating a lightening fast website.

This is a great example of how powerful a startup build can be as it laid the foundations for continuing to develop the site with new rooms being added by the day.

We included a simple functional form, backed up with both email notifications and a simple local backup that they could access at any time. The form is easy to use and highlighted in the home page.

We also added a CRM driven pipeline in the form which allows them to have a better understanding of their client's' interest, automatically pulling through data to their CRM of choice.

Bespoke Living Bristol

Providing a Webflow website for one of Nottingham's best creative video agencies 

We've always been a fan of Jack from Simply Thrilled's work, whether it's been his constant mismatch quotes on LinkedIn or his Stanley Kubrick-esque commitment to cinematography. Simply Thrilled are a metric driven video agency, pushing brand awareness and getting you viral with rich insights.

What was so interesting about Simply Thrilled was their focus on building a site that can be completely tweaked from the ground up with a GUI (Graphics User Interface). We had a long discussion about previous issues they'd experienced on their Wordpress platform and how we could improve on it with the next site. That's where we decided to settle upon Webflow.

What this lead to was a completely different development experience between ourselves and Simply Thrilled, where their team actually got involved within the content as it was being structured. We ended up spending a couple of days in the office, working side by side, discovering the full potential of Webflow as we assembled a beautiful agency site, one component at a time.

As we progressed, we generated a range of assets that Simply Thrilled would later use in the site, to really tie the brand together. We ended up generating a brief design system for them, keeping it functional and keeping it simple, so that when marketing was released, it always had that signature Simply Thrilled charm.

Collaborating with Simply Thrilled, a metric-driven video agency, we crafted a fully customizable website using Webflow to enhance their brand awareness and drive virality. This unique development experience involved real-time collaboration with the client's team, enabling us to unlock Webflow's full potential together. We generated a range of assets for brand cohesion, establishing a simple, functional design system that maintained Simply Thrilled's signature charm while optimizing speed and performance.

Simply Thrilled

Building a premium Shopify site for a sustainable Scandi furniture marketplace with user experience & channel optimisation at the forefront.

We worked with Scandi Corner to build a proof of concept ecommerce store using Shopify. We wanted to essentially focus on the most important aspects of building a brand, whilst hitting the ground running with supplier acquisition.

We are strongly opinionated about what works and what doesn't on an ecommerce site. The one aspect that seems to succeed time after time is building out collections, long prior to releasing products. The reason being is the focus is truly on 

 (UX) and by-proxy affects all aspects of the site, whilst driving conversion.

Finally, once we've helped to build out collections, a brand guideline, we're on to the nitty gritty. 

How do I make sure my shopify site stays fast? 

We provided a workshop to help the team at Scandi Corner but for the sake of the case study it boils down to 3 things:

There's more to it than above, but these three principles ensure your site is almost always going to smash lighthouse performances, and keep 90+ on all metrics. 

We partnered with Scandi Corner to develop a proof-of-concept ecommerce store on Shopify. Focusing on brand building and supplier acquisition, we prioritized user experience by structuring the site around product collections, a proven strategy to drive conversions. Additionally, we provided guidelines to ensure optimal site speed, including choosing a quick-loading theme, minimizing plugin use, and optimizing images. Our collaboration delivered a user-friendly, high-performing ecommerce platform that aligns with Scandi Corner's brand vision.

Scandi Corner

The greenbelt protection organisation that took on Goliath, and won.

We worked with the local charity 'Kirkby in Ashfield Residents Association' (KARA) originally on a short term Wordpress project, that ended up exploding into a fully fleshed out JAMstack site, containing political support from the local independent party. We focused on creating a simple platform to engage users to object to the building of a 1,800 housing estate, which was initially going to be built in a beautiful green belt.

We developed an efficient brand for KARA with a typography logo, colour palette and baseline email template. This was exactly what they needed to create: efficient, bi-weekly updates from the meetings.

This resulted in engaging a huge number of supporters that attended one of the many meetings Kara had. One of the events was so prolific that they filled the entire village hall, leading to people listening from the outside door area to have their say.

The key strategy around the entire KARA movement was to ensure the highest automation from the email engagement and setting up pipelines to enable an efficient flow of data; for people to object to the local building site.

One notable aspect of this project was that everybody involved in this organisation, was a volunteer, so we helped structure their entire architecture to empower change. We wanted to be able to onboard quickly and ease the learning-curve for the volunteers.

Originally the website was setup as a temporary platform to be able to judge engagement, but as the response scaled, so did KARA's hosting costs and upkeep. So after a planning session with Roboto, we decided the ideal solution would be migrating to a JAMstack website. Following the ethos of efficiency first, we utilised the incredible tool at 

 to easily migrate over to the current website. This sped up the site tenfold and simplified the way that users interacted with it. Essentially it allowed KARA to document the entire list of events and actions, and clarified their stance and purpose to the public.

The incredible news about this project, and the reason it remains so dear to us, is the success story behind it. KARA ended up ranking higher on Google than the Mowlands housing company (the opposition company) and were also covered in the 

Following a multitude of meetings, the housing estate was eventually withdrawn and the huge area of high grade farmland was saved, keeping the idyllic town of Kirkby without congestion and greenbelt destruction.

We aided the 'Kirkby in Ashfield Residents Association' (KARA), a local charity, to create a highly automated platform that catalyzed community resistance to a local construction project. Transitioning from a temporary Wordpress site to a robust JAMstack platform, we enhanced user engagement and streamlined information flow. Our work boosted KARA's online presence, even surpassing the housing company's ranking on Google, attracting media attention, and ultimately contributing to the project's withdrawal, thereby preserving the local greenbelt.

Say no to Mowlands

How the premium, modular school builders, drove traffic with peak performance and 3d renders

We began working with Lungfish Architects, a subsidiary of Scape Group, to maintain their currently built Wordpress website, and continue to update it as the Wordpress CMS evolved. We also maintained their hosting and backup solutions, providing them with a daily backup and snap shots pre and post updates.

When we first got in touch with Lungfish, they were paying for hosting facilities that didn't deliver on the requirements, with a much higher price. After analysing their needs of a global distribution network, we solidified a host for them at an incredible rate. We moved them over to a plan that was 

 than what they were currently paying, and delivered much faster speeds and a Content Delivery Network to boot.

Upon solving the hosting problem, we moved onto a much larger task of speeding up their entire website. We used a combination of caching, collation techniques and image optimisation to deliver all the content of the site in the fastest way possible. We even worked with marketing agency 

 to ensure that the promises were delivered on and the metrics reflected that.

After moving away from the previous hosting, and speeding up the site a tremendous amount, we were left with the task of sustainability. We worked alongside the Lungfish team to extend functionality of the site and to make everything run smoothly. We routed all the forms to appropriate emails and backed up in case of lack of delivery. We kept the plugins automatically updating and the Wordpress core installed up and ready to go.

Lungfish Architects

Building a HUGO based website for the Clinical Trial Management disruptors

Pharmaseal is a CTMS market disruptor, based in the University of Nottingham.

We worked with HMA (an Barnsley based agency) to provide a tailored custom solution for Pharmaseal. We had some highly ambitious discussions about turning the Pharmaseal website into an extension of marketing to push for a CTMS solution where none have been before. Pretty daunting!

When it comes to challenges, we doesn’t shy away. We eagerly discussed how the website was going to be used, working from wireframes from HMA, we decided upon using a cutting edge static site generator called HUGO.

We're huge fans of Hugo & Gatsby, they both do incredible things.

We chose Hugo for Pharmaseal because it is an incredible platform for generating lightening fast content at scale, and we do mean 

. It's strengths lie within its ability to produce 1000's of pages within the blink of an eye, thanks to the rapid build process.

Along with this lightening speed, it goes hand in hand with continuous development, something we wanted to focus on with Pharmaseal, as we've worked tightly over the past years incrementally improving the user flow, performance and SEO.

Pharmaseal is a company that loves to get every staff member involved, whether it’s posting development tips to LinkedIn, or writing articles to progress the Clinical Trial Management industry. We wanted to create a seamless experience for them to add blogs, collateral and even micro videos to the site in the simplest way possible.

We settled on Forestry as a CMS (content management system), for its ease of use, it’s rapid and traceable iterations due to the way it handles content as markdown files, and flawless intergration with HUGO.

We were over the moon with how Pharmaseal were interacting and developing the site, so much so that we submitted the website to the 

 one too... And guess what? We got in. We don’t like to toot our own horn but: honk honk!

We collaborated with Barnsley-based agency, HMA, to craft a unique solution for Pharmaseal, a CTMS market disruptor. Our mission was to extend their marketing through the website and promote a CTMS solution in an unprecedented way. Using HUGO, a high-performance static site generator, we developed a lightning-fast platform capable of managing massive content at scale. This facilitated continuous development and enabled us to enhance user flow, performance, and SEO.

With a company culture encouraging participation from every staff member, we prioritized a user-friendly experience, selecting Forestry as the CMS for its simplicity, rapid and traceable iterations, and seamless integration with HUGO. We're thrilled with Pharmaseal's active involvement in the site's development, leading to its recognition on the HUGO showcase reel and Forestry.

Pharmaseal

Workwear website to drive efficiency, performance and ease of use. 

We worked with MBAS workwear to provide an incredible e-commerce environment. Speeding their previous site up with a 

. We combined the wealth of products with a slick UX flow.

We focused on providing an A* shopify website, on a reasonable budget to ensure MBAS could be up and running during this turbulent time of COVID. We loved seeing how they would expand out collections to develop and design new user flow.

We helped MBAS to succeed by providing them with advanced lessons on how to further develop the site, how to improve loading speeds, and set them up an easy to follow Figma configuration to ensure all product images were aligned and the perfect balance between crisp resolution and hyper-optimization.

MBAS Workwear

Helping the expert solicitors maintain and scale a robust Wordpress website

We worked with Keoghs Solicitors as a maintenance project, essentially transforming their old website into a modern, SEO optimised platform for conversion. We wanted to focus on diminishing returns, allowing us the free will to guide them on what we considered the largest amount of gain with the least amount of money spent.

We took their current Wordpress solution and added a development environment where we could easily make changes and revert if there were issues. We wanted to essentially make the development process as smooth as possible, allowing for multiple times to feedback before anything went live.

With their new focus being on pay per click, we partnered with We Are Marketable (WAM) to create funnels for conversion. We wanted to work out exactly what the customers wanted from a solicitor consultation and developed the copy, designs and made minor alterations which lead to huge waves of conversions. We tracked the users' entry to the site, following their journey to understand exactly who was converting and why.