Journalistic column, Johannseburg. The client wanted a single image home page with dramatic colours.

National Marine/Still water lifesaving organization. This is version number two and a lot more useful than the first. It is a static website (circa 2004) when a CMS website would have been more credible.

Short term insurance brokers, Johannesburg. The site was designed to the client's spec and uses the spec. branding. A neat and tidy website that uses Javascript for the animation.

Hemp clothing and other accessories from Chiang Mai in northern Thailand. A simple website.

Provincial tourism website tourism attractions, history and Zulu Culture.

Accommodation in the Drakensberg, Battlefields and Midlands. This site is several years old and in need of an update. It uses AllWebMenus (javascript) for the navigation. I would not use this method again because of search engine and browser problems. As a result, a mimic menu in plain text is at the base.

Teaching organization Durban. A website with a single image home page - death for search engines. We always try for the highest search ranking. Once this has been achieved, some liberties can be taken with the design.

Sauces and condiments for the food service industry, Durban. Version two of the minnies website and shortly to be upgraded yet again. There are 60 products that are statically coded. The new website will hold these details on a MySQL database for easy editing. There will also be an area for clients to submit recipes using the products. Ranked at #1 in Google.

Tour operators, St. Lucia specializing in inbound southern Africa tours. This site has matured over the last five years and is now more focussed.

Pilates exercise courses and resources, Johannesburg/Cape Town. This is an eCommerce website.

Self-catering chalet accommodation, Blythedale Beach. This business was taken from obscurity to #1 in Google.

Kayak and canoe paddle manufacturers, Durban. This business was sold and the site is non-functional but was originally a single page.

We were approached by the client to create a South African tourism website specifically for those attending the 2010 World Cup. FIFA of course shut down all those websites but the 'future home of' graphic remained. This graphic has been copied (without permission of course) for many different uses ranging from immigration websites to a graphic for cellphone downloads.

Muscle generating Food Supplements. The site uses a 'dropline' CSS menu - long since taken over.