Beaver Design has created the eCommerce website for electrical distributors BEW. The site allows buyers of trade electrical goods to register for an online account and buy direct from the website.

Efficient ordering processes and easy-to-use menus were used to allow visitors and customers to better navigate through the site.

To view the site and find out more, please go to:

www.bewdirect.co.uk

..then maybe you should take a look at www.lookatmylist.com! This brand new website, designed and coded by Beaver Design is a new concept in present lists.

The website allows you to create a list of presents you would like, and then that list can be sent to all your friends. They can then log in and register which they have purchased. Don't worry though, the website uses what has been termed "reverse security" which means you'll not be able to see who has got you what until you've opened them on that special day!

To find out more, please visit:

www.lookatmylist.com

The original integrity of the old site was retained with the interface bought up to date with a restyling and features by Beaver Design.  We have reduced the number of clicks and widened the possible routes a customer can take to find a product.

The site features a new search function which constantly updates, narrowing the results to aid the user to find the right item of furniture for their needs. Other features include multiple images, a ‘live’ shopping basket and accounts for returning customers.

For more information and to view the site, please go to:

www.pine-oakfurniture.co.uk

Snip and Clip are two characters created by Steve Johnson. These characters have formed the basis of four books. The characters are there to teach children about the garden – its fun and also its hidden dangers. We were provided with the raw illustrator graphics files and from here we animated the characters (and their friends!) in Flash. The website incorporates games, information, audio and even a speeding snail! The concept was to create a website which complimented the books, as well as providing a new avenue to inform, educate and market to.

To view the website, pleas go to:

www.snipandclip.co.uk