Camp School had an existing website that needed an overhaul. The main criteria was that it had to be simple for parents to use and for staff to keep up to date. It was with great pleasure to be invited in to take photos at the school to use on the website and the pictures chosen really reflect the friendly and welcoming nature of the school. Once the website was built, training was provided for 3 members of staff who are able to update the website. Ongoing support and development is provided by Pink Desk Studio.

Awesome Engineers is an exciting growing company working with kids and adults AND Lego® so it was a great pleasure to work with the team to create a new website to capture and organise all the great activities and events they offer. As the company grows, the website is ready to grow with it and is designed to be fully extendable and future-proofed.

It was a pleasure to work on Deborah’s new website for her holiday cottage; 1 Beesands in South Devon. She created her own website using Weebly but wanted a more professional and up to date look as well as more control over her website. The new WordPress site went live in September 2017 and Deborah is able to blog and make updates after a short training session.

St Albans Athletic Club had a website built using Weebly that needed to be brought up to date. Using the club colours, the site was re-designed to improve navigation, overall look and feel, and content. The club is run by a team of dedicated volunteers and it is a pleasure to sponsor the club website.

Barry’s old website needed updating with new content and new look and feel. He wanted a black and silver colour scheme to show off his services and products. Barry uses Facebook to interact with his clients and the website is managed by Pink Desk Studio.

When we first worked on the GFS website back in 2009, it contained about 15 pages. Over the years, the site grew to over 40 pages with links to numerous blogs creating a hub of information for teachers, parents, and pupils. The head teacher wanted a new look for the site so we decided to use WordPress which would allow for greater functionality and also give the school more control over the content. The new site went live in July 2014 and was then given another face-lift in 2016. The site is managed by Pink Desk Studio but the Communications Manager at the school is able to make updates and add new content easily.

The old school website was built in Dreamweaver and was difficult to keep up to date. The school were looking for something that was easier for parents to navigate and for members of staff to keep up to date. It was a real pleasure to work with Justine and her team who had a clear idea of what they wanted but were also very open to new ideas.

Katie had a website that needed refreshing and bringing up to date. She wanted a website to give her an online presence and to advertise her services as a Personal Trainer. Katie was given a short training session and manages the content on the website so can make updates as and when she needs to. It is a pleasure to provide Katie with on-going support and maintenance.

We built the St Michael’s playgroup website using WordPress. This allows the staff there to make updates when necessary and also to blog; a great way to keep the parents informed of what’s going on. We currently provide support for this website which avoids Sharon and Julia getting bogged down with too much technical stuff. It also means that we get a chance to go into the Playgroup every so often, meet the children and take pictures of them.

ABC & XYZ clubs is a breakfast, after school and holiday club based in 2 local schools in St Albans. They had an out of date website that was difficult to update so wanted a facelift that fitted their existing branding. The new website went live in October 2015 and is updated by the club with technical backup from Pink Desk Studio.

The Thriving Company had an old website which needed updating. Robin already knew about WordPress as he had already been blogging so understood the advantages of being able to update the site himself. The site was built to integrate his existing blog, his old logo was freshened up and the site now has a clearer navigation system and modern look. Robin has been trained to manage the site himself and is able to edit the content as and when required. The new site was launched in October 2014.

Lily is a runner; this blog is kept to document the events she’s taken part in. This is an example of a very simple blogging site.

Jane and Wendy are two editors of a local magazine providing advertising for businesses in the local area of St Albans and Harpenden. Through their new website and using a fantastic magazine publishing tool called Issu their monthly magazine is now online opening up a huge audience. Jane and Wendy manage the site themselves.