Bobbing Wideweb design - web development

This was a static website that relied heavily on tables and images.

It also had a timed landing page. 

Although there were two domain names, the .co.uk did not go anywhere.

This is a screen capture of the Deal With Stress website as it was up to Jul/Aug 2010.

There were 15 pages selectable from a menu in the left hand column.

Some of the pages, such as training, had other links. Giving about 20 static pages in all.

The Therapy Directory website was a static website with some duplicated content.
It consisted of over 60 pages of HTML. It was well indexed by Google. 
Each year the effort to update the content became more complicated:

Below is some techno-babble that I feel I should tell you about but which you will probably not wish to understand. The message is that some changes have been made, these changes are goodness for us all, you should not have been adversely affected.

In January 2011, Gill Routledge and Maddie Silcocks of The Therapy Directory started producing a monthly newsletter for complementary therapists in West Sussex and East Hampshire. They used a manually created distribution list and sent the Newsletter as a PDF file.

oik - Often Included Key information for Drupal.

WoW is now "Wonder of WordPress".