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New site for NEBA goes live!
21/01/10 12:20 Filed in: Web Design
The new website for NEBA (Nottinghamshire Education Business Alliance) has gone live. This is the largest site that PNDesign have managed to-date, and we are very pleased with the outcome - as is the client.
Louise Hawkings, NEBA’s Marketing & Communications Officer said: “PNDesign provided us with an excellent design service during our website re-development, creating a fresh and dynamic look for the site, reflective of the NEBA brand. I would have no hesitation in recommending PNDesign to anyone looking for a professional marketing service.”
PNDesign successfully tendered for the design of the new site after pitching against 4 other agencies. Teaming up with another local agency, WebFuel, provided the winning combination of design, brand management and software implementation which has given the site a completely new look and feel, complete with a CMS based news feed, calendar and many other resources for users to access.
PNDesign win tender to produce Beeston BID materials
06/08/09 19:01 Filed in: Branding
PNDesign founder Paul Newson has also been welcomed onto the board of the BID itself, which will be rolling out its campaign for a better Beeston in the forthcoming months... watch this space! To find out more about the Beeston BID, visit www.beestonbid.org
Easy as 123 for new numeracy website
06/02/10 17:51 Filed in: Web Design
PNDesign have recently finished the rebranding and design of David Sharp’s numeracy website at 3right.co.uk.
The site is designed to help school-children and learners of all ages improve their numeracy skills. Users log into their own account and can pick up from where they were last time, progressing through the different levels by getting at least 3 answers right in a row. The questions get progressively harder in line with the user’s ability. The service is available to schools on a subscription basis and is proving to be very popular for learners of all levels.
PNDesign’s role was to examine the way the site was used, especially the introductory sections, and re-brand the site to make it look more modern and user friendly.