Netcomp wanted a bright site with impact to present their range of quality products together with a technical and contemporary feel. Original artwork, a blend of soft and hard colours and the products themselves all play their part in this fresh,clean design solution.

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Red Eye Frog wanted a colourful and lively site suited to the range of 'head' accessories they sell whilst at the same time imparting a sense of reliability and professionalism. The top logo area was designed to make strong use of colour but the lower page design follows more conventional stylings.

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Classic HTML: Dream Yoga .co.uk shows how Harlequin can take colours and images specific to your business and assemble a bespoke website specifically tailored to your needs.
This design was adapted to match an existing booklet whilst applying standard web conventions throughout.

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Gifts For Fishing wanted a design that incorporated a familiar colour palette to invoke a sense of rural life. The logo and layout were created with a minimal feel letting the products speak for themselves.

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Picture proud features the individual artwork of the owner sold in various forms. The brief was to create a site with an 'arty' feel to it that complemented the original drawings. To accomplish this, portions of the original artwork were used to create vignettes in combination with new original web art. A main feature of the site is the 'flash' logo which combines the original art with Harlequin original art to create a pleasing animation.

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With an artist like Charles Rennie Mackintosh the brief here was to remain faithful to his very unique and revered stylings. Most of the artwork here is original Mackintosh but the infrastructure of the site required a blend of Mackintosh-esque original art blended with the work of the great man himself.

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A bright and eye catching design tailored to suit the wide range of contemporary items sold here. Traditional 'chakra' colours were requested together with a clean layout.

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One might be forgiven for expecting a site named Mole End to feature Ernest Shepard drawings of Ratty, Mole and Toad or similar. In this case a name is just a name and a rather ‘techie’ feel was required. A specific request was for a logo in the style of M.C. Escher the late master of the optical illusion.

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The logo for music corner is a fantasy amalgam of various instrument components designed to catch the eye. The site itself is clean and uses a soft colour palette. Of particular importance to this Christian company was that the site should meet the 'Bobby' accessibility standard.

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Ski Norwest had already produced a brochure to promote their holidays. The brief was to emulate this with the web site. A particular style and colour scheme was required to produce this simple but attractive and easy to browse site.

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Adaptive Networks wanted a site that complimented its existing logo with its own strong sense of style.An example of colour and shape contrasts producing a clean site with impact.

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A very simple design and layout much appreciated by Little Gems customers, making navigation and product selection as straightforward as possible.

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