A closer look at recent work.

Towntime brings venue specials, events and useful local information into one product. The experience needed to work for people making a quick decision on their phone and for venues keeping their information current.

We designed and developed the product across web and mobile, with live venue information behind the experience. Clear filtering, useful venue profiles and direct navigation keep the technology out of the way of the decision.

Mid-year and end-of-year reports were produced by repeatedly copying a Word template. Formatting changed, document handling consumed staff time and the moderator had no reliable way to see who had started, what was complete or where support was needed until the deadline was close.

We developed software around the school’s reporting requirements. Teachers could enter results and see their own progress, while the moderator could monitor every class and preview reports at any time. The school kept the report format it valued without the Word-document workflow around it.

Eurotech works on European vehicles, so the site needed to establish specialist credibility without burying customers in technical language. Real services and photography do most of that work.

We paired that content with a booking path designed around the information the workshop needs. Customers can move from understanding the service to making an enquiry without unnecessary steps.

Most websites already contain the answers people are looking for, but a visitor has to go hunting for them across pages and documents. The ones who give up become an enquiry nobody ever receives.

Engine 64 is our own product rather than client work. It builds an agent from a site’s existing pages, documents and notes, answers questions in the visitor’s words, shows the source behind every answer, and hands over to a person when the conversation needs one. Questions it could not answer come back as editable suggestions, so the agent gets better from real use.