Monday, May 09, 2011
Mike Collier: 100 mile walk
Launched this week to promote a new project commissioned by VARC, 100 Mile Walk, this website provides artist and educator Mike Collier with a space to develop new work and archive old projects, disseminate information and collaborate.
Built around the Drupal 7 Content Management System, HTML5 and CSS3 and utilising Google maps.
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Sally Madge
A new website for performance artist Sally Madge.
As with many artists sites a simple clean look was required with full emphasis on the artwork itself.
The site is coded using HTML5 and CSS3 and utilises the jQuery library and third party hosting for video. Developing in HTML5 is possible because of modernizr and similar libraries, and I currently have two further websites coming to completion, developed in Drupal 7 and with CSS3.
sallymadge.com
Thursday, January 06, 2011
Wednesday, January 05, 2011
Classic Photographics
Classic Photographics buys and sells camera equipment and needed a clean efficient site to list and promote its products.
Webdog was asked to develop a web site with a design that had a traditional, retro feel to it, and which was flexible in its content management and easily updated, with Drupal providing the CMS.
Classic Photographics
Webdog was asked to develop a web site with a design that had a traditional, retro feel to it, and which was flexible in its content management and easily updated, with Drupal providing the CMS.
Classic Photographics
Andrew Burton, Sculptor
Web-dog launched a new content managed website for Sculptor Andrew Burton as he leaves for India on sabbatical from Newcastle University.
The site is built around the Drupal CMS and gives andrew full control over the site content.
andrewburton.org.uk
The site is built around the Drupal CMS and gives andrew full control over the site content.
andrewburton.org.uk
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Bill Quay Farm website

This Autumn will see the launch of two new websites for very different clients, both developed using the open source Content Management System Drupal. This provides a simple and effective way of managing the site content and developing functionality 'in house'.
The first is for Bill Quay Farm, and coincides with the celebration of their 20th year of community farming. They are looking for an online presence to promote their many services and events.
The second is a site for the artist Andrew Burton, who requires documentation and promotion of his sculptures, both process and exhibitions.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Joanna Bourne - Joomla website
This Summer we launched a new website for printmaker Joanna Bourne.
This site was developed using the Content Management System Joomla which enables easy updating and development of the web content.
We also develop using the Drupal content management system and CMS made simple, depending on the project and clients needs.
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
LocatorArt goes national
The contemporary art listings website Locatorart.org was launched by Web-dog this week as a national listings site covering England, Scotland and Wales.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Web development 2010
Room for you was launched at the end of last year and is now up and running and promoting the organisations arts activities with patients within the cancer ward in the Freeman Hospital in Newcastle.
Web-dog is currently developing a new look and functionality for the national art listings site locatorart.org. We are looking forward to the site going live in February 2010.
Friday, November 06, 2009
Headway HQ
This month Web-dog launched a new web site for Headway Arts, HeadwayHQ, who specialise in participatory arts, across art forms, offering people the chance to take part in highly inclusive, world class arts projects.
Headway were awarded Awarded Leading Visionary of the Future in Europe in European Year of Creativity & Innovation 2009
Headway were awarded Awarded Leading Visionary of the Future in Europe in European Year of Creativity & Innovation 2009
Thursday, May 07, 2009
Hedgerow Remedies online
Hedgerow Remedies now has an on-line presence from their location in Sheffield. As well as being able to make an appointment or book a massage you can buy any of their products using the safe and reliable PayPal shopping experience.
Visit their website, developed by Web-dog and learn more about Medical Herbalism - www.hedgerowremedies.co.uk
Friday, April 17, 2009
Richard Forster launches website
Richard Forster has launched his new website, designed by Jo Deans and Web-dog, www.richardforster.net
Richard is based in Saltburn and was shortlisted for the Northern Art Prize 2008
Richard is represented by the Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh
& MOT International, London
Richard is based in Saltburn and was shortlisted for the Northern Art Prize 2008
Richard is represented by the Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh
& MOT International, London
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Room for You Hospital Arts
Web-dog is developing a new website for Room for You Hospital Arts, based in their new home of the Freeman Hospital, Newcastle as part of the Northern Centre for Cancer Care, formerly at the General Hospital.
The site will be a place for the team to document artworks and projects, a place to locate and disseminate information for patients and families, carers and staff.
The site incorporates a bespoke Content Management System for easy updates and a Paypal donation button.
We are anticipating the launch in May, so return here to find the link or go to web-dog.co.uk
Monday, October 27, 2008
Waygood Radio Club Blog
Waygood Radio Club was established for artists, writers, performers, sound artists and musicians who are interested in producing work for two way radio communication.
Web-dog has designed the blog to reflect the radio club branding.
Web-dog has designed the blog to reflect the radio club branding.
Helen Baker new website
The crunch is on and winter is biting but Web-dog is still publishing.
Have a look at Helen Baker's new website which runs on a bespoke CMS coded by Iain.
Helen also has work on show at the Waygood Boutique, online and also part of a rolling programme at the gallery on High Bridge, Newcastle.
Helen's studio is at Waygood Gallery & studios
Have a look at Helen Baker's new website which runs on a bespoke CMS coded by Iain.
Helen also has work on show at the Waygood Boutique, online and also part of a rolling programme at the gallery on High Bridge, Newcastle.
Helen's studio is at Waygood Gallery & studios
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