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.

The original website for G.D.White. One page with an email contact at the bottom... but it didn't work.

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:

Dave wanted some changes to his site in order to improve the Search Engine Optimsation capability. Bobbing Wide are in the process of migrating the content from a static site, with the main content built in a frame oriented solution to a WordPress solution. This will enable Dave to manage his own content. Even though the site is still under development he has already started blogging.

Gordon Tate approached Bobbing Wide at a networking meeting asking us what we thought of his site. He told us that most web developers say 

it's OK, but...

We were no exception.

David and John opened Doodle Deli - Bosham's Fresh New Deli in early 2011. They wanted an attractive but simple website to showcase their offerings: sandwiches and drinks to eat in or takaway, hampers for days out, outside catering - buffet style delivery service - for parties or picnics and deli products.

Erica was moving from London to Southampton and starting up a new business. She wanted a website that had the same sort of content as her original site. But more importantly she wanted to be able to manage her own site, especially creating the Event calendar and the ability to blog and share.