Coolfields Consulting – Examples of our Work
Red Olive Data Specialists: Website
Red Olive are a British based data specialists company. Their previous website was not generating any traffic, was performing badly in search engines and was hard to update.
We developed a new site using the WordPress framework which allows for easy updates to pages when required and integrates the new Red Olive blog directly into the site.
Since the site has been live it has risen to the front page on Google for key search phrases and has generated significant new business for Red Olive.
Sunny Future Solar: Website
Sunny Future Solar, a renewable technology installer, required a new website that they could easily update themselves. Using a WordPress framework, a new website was developed by Coolfields Consulting. The content of the site can be easily updated by Sunny Future Solar, ensuring that the site contains current information about renewable energy.
The site was launched in November 2010. Visit the Sunny Future Solar website.
REACH Wokingham: Website and Forum
Coolfields Consulting has developed a new website for REACH Wokingham, a charity providing support and advice to parents and carers of disabled children. The site uses a WordPress framework to enable group members to easily update the site, post news items and publicise upcoming events. There is also an integrated forum facilitating discussions between members.
The site was launched in October 2010.
Visit the REACH Wokingham Website.
Debridge Solicitors: Website
Debridge Solicitors, a legal practice based in Hackney, East London, required a website to provide information about the legal services they offer. Coolfields Consulting designed and developed a five page website based on their existing branding.
The site was launched in October 2010.
Visit the Debridge Solicitors Website.
I am really pleased with the look of the finished product and will not have any hesitation in recommending you to anyone that is looking for an efficient web site designer who is willing to work closely with the client to interpret the needs of their business.
Lorna White, Debridge Solicitors
GardenVisiting.com: Website
GardenVisiting had outgrown its old website and required a site that they can easily update with new holiday tours.
Coolfields Consulting created a fresh new page design using a WordPress framework. The content is easily updated via an internet connection with the menus and feature boxes automatically updated when the content pages are changed. The website also includes a blog where up to the minute details can be easily added.
The site was launched in early June 2010. Visit the GardenVisiting.com Website.
Graham took the time to interpret my brief to the letter and I am absolutely delighted with the result.
Debbie Templeton, Founder of GardenVisiting.com
The Harp, Covent Garden: Website and Twitter
The owner of The Harp wanted a website to attract both Londoners and tourists to this popular pub in the Covent Garden area of London.
As well as designing and building the website to reflect the traditional decor of The Harp, Coolfields Consulting organised a photo competition to obtain a selection of photographs of the pub to use on the site.
The site was launched in late May 2010.
Coolfields Consulting also created and installed a Twitter theme for The Harp, with a Twitter feed on the website. The Harp quickly gained a large number of followers (both individuals and brewing industry contacts) who are now regularly updated with events at the pub and the current beer range! Coolfields Consulting provided training and guidance on how to use tweets to build relationships with current and potential customers.
Visit The Harp Website and the Twitter page for the Harp.
Spiralinks: Accessibility Review
Spiralinks is a systems integration and development company building custom and packaged business systems deployed through the web.
Coolfields Consulting carried out an accessibility review of a bespoke web-based applications Spiralinks had developed for a large financial organisation. The application was tested against the WCAG2 guidelines. Where areas of the application failed to meet the guidelines, techniques and solutions were provided to the technical developers to significantly improve the accessibility of the application. The test was carried out using a variety of tools and the accessibility experience built up over many years.
Spiralinks were happy with the way we had carried out the test.
Ondens Cottage: Website
Ondens Cottage is a self-catering holiday cottage in beautiful countryside in Co Donegal, Ireland.
Coolfields Consulting built a website to attract holidaymakers to the cottage and provide them with details of its availability.
Since the website was launched, enquiries have come from Ireland, the UK and the USA.
Visit the Ondens Cottage Website
Current Projects
At the moment we are working on the following:
- Collaborating on a large Drupal site for a UK based religious organisation.
- Developing a fully accessible website for a leading digital agency.
- Accessibility evaluation of experimental survey application for visual and cognitive impaired users.
- Accessibility evaluation of website builder for use by charity and no-profit organisations.
- Creating a series of presentations exploring the various themes of web accessibility.
Contact Coolfields Consulting today to find out how we can help you
