Although many of these sites don’t use Content Management Systems (CMS) or were created before Web Standards became practical to use, they still usefully demonstrate Netcode’s Web development abilities.
This flying school required a straightforward site they could update themselves. It is built using Wordpress.
A site built using WordPress to promote a niche category of outdoor clothing. New product reviews can be added using the editor in the site’s administration area.
This family-run Plant Haulage business required a very simple site to describe their service and display their vehicles.
This is a community website also built using Wordpress. I envisage it being used in the future to make announcements of events and for selected committee members to submit news articles.
This private airfield wanted a site they could update themselves with latest events if they desired - the obvious solution was Open Source blog Wordpress. Although they haven’t used this feature as much as I had expected they were delighted to have this ability.
102 Battalion REME needed a website to support recruitment. A complication was that it had to reside within the Army’s content management system with its many restrictions and limitations. The site created was well received compares favourably with the sites of other Army units.
Professional wildlife and landscape photographer Allan Potts wanted a site to showcase his work. Producing this site required a lot of image optimisation. The site was built from scratch using MySQL and PHP. If building the site today I would customise an Open-Source gallery script to save time and create a site with more features.
This unusual paintball and outdoor adventure business required a site to explain their many activities. The large number of photos help to do this well.
I worked for this e-commerce site for 5 years. I designed and developed the MySQL database schema, coded and implemented using PHP, HTML and CSS, and advised on all technical and server issues as well as designing all the graphics and advising on site layout.
This is the old Eshott Airfield site, now replaced by a WordPress one. I keep it in my portfolio just because I like the design
