Pegasus Discos have an outstanding reputation for providing flexible and reliable disco services throughout Dorset and the neighbouring counties. Run by Mark Gerrard, Pegasus Discos are the preferred supplier for many established local venues.

The website we’ve designed is built around hand drawn disco equipment with lots of different coloured lights that are lighting up the logo. The website content has also been streamlined to make things easy to find and the contact form on every page ensures it is easy for clients to send enquiries to Mark.

Please click here to visit the new Pegasus Discos website.

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Deppets sell personalised pet products for dogs, cats, horses and other animals. They also sell a great range of clothing and gifts that can be embroidered with animal images.

We’ve created a website that allows the visitors to upload images for their designs or enter their own text for items that can be customised. The customers can also choose their colour and size preferences making the shopping experience easy and quick.

The website features a bight, colourful design with a expandable category menu to allow customers to quickly jump to new pages and products.

Please click here to visit the Deppets.co.uk website.

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We’ve been looking back over the previous designs we’ve used over the last five years for Weymouth Web Design and have put some screenshots below of how our brand has developed.

Current Design (2009)

Our current website has taken several months to complete but we think it has been well worth it!

The new logo features a colourful magic wand on a dark purple space background. The colours play a big role in the design with lots of highlights, glows and starburst effects. We’ve also condensed the amount of pages and content by 50%  to allow us to focus more on our portfolio and key services.

2008 Design

Our last design launched in May 2008 and was designed mainly to make our site easier to navigate. We divided the website in to sections based around Web Design, Graphic Design, Hosting and Domain Names. We also tried to make the site visually attractive and easy on the eye.

2006 Design

Our 2006 design had been online for around 2 years and has worked very well for us. The design featured our orange orb icon and some Flash animation in the header. Looking back on this design it will be fondly remembered but we feel our new design is easier to navigate and has a more consistent design style.

2005 Design

This next design dates back to 2005 and was used for a couple of years. As you can see, it is much like the above 2006 design but this one feels a little bit cluttered and not as sleek and smart as its successor.

2004 Design

Lastly, this design dates all the way back to 2004 and was our first attempt at a portfolio website. It was one of the first websites we designed so is not up to the high standards we set ourselves today! This design only lasted a few months and was used mainly to test the water when we were setting up our business.

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In addition to the latest web design news, the popular magazine also features regular Dreamweaver, Flash, and Photoshop tutorials and covers a wide range of topics and disciplines from some of the country’s most knowledgeable technology writers.

The team picked out several of my websites covering a range of different design styles to be featured in the Creative Careers portfolio section of the magazine.

Web Designer Magazine is published by Imagine Publishing.

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As part of the website we have designed a bold logo to help give a distinctive branding to the company. The website itself allows businesses to submit listing requests and enquiries while providing detailed information about the directory and the advertising options.

The directory will innitially be published for Weymouth & Portland, Dorchester and Bridport and if you place an advert by December 19th 2008 you can get 20% off!

Please click here to view The Local Index website.

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