The BEST Centre in Mallorca, founded and run by former Olympic swimmers, have organised a triathlon to be held in May this year.

Co-founders James Parrack and Matthew O’Connor offer swim camps, swim training and elite swim training for triathletes at the BEST Centre, so it was a logical step for them to arrange the ‘best’ triathlon in Mallorca!

After viewing many triathlon websites they decided that theirs should be clean and simple to use with not only the information about the race itself, but also, directions, accommodation and training tips.

The site is currently in English and Spanish with a German version due live this week.

Disciplines used within this project:
• Web Design & Development
• SEO
• CMS

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Canine Design are based in the Midlands, UK and offer qualified grooming and care for your pampered pooch!

Their pet services include nail clipping, bathing, grooming, hair trimming and ear cleaning all in a calm and peaceful environment.

The design brief was to design a logo brand that reflected the calmness and simplicity of what they offered in a contemporary and not too clichéd way.

Official Site for Gaoler’s Daughter.

Born out of the ashes of several London-based bands, each member brings something fresh to the table.

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ChiliGames’ site just got hotter!

After a year with their website, the guys at CGL asked us to update and improve the site.

Our original brief was simple – “make it HOT!” This time it had to be hotter!

CSS3 was used to round corners and drop shadows, although this degrades nicely in IE! We also added dynamic jQuery galleries, dynamic news and case Studies pages with a transparent over-all look to the site. Read more →

Forget About Perfect Grammar and Just Write Well.

It is important to learn the rules of language, otherwise it can be difficult to communicate effectively. But getting hung up on perfect form and accuracy can end up impeding creativity and the development of language in general.

In Matthew Rogers’ amazing video (below), Stephen Fry argues that the enjoyment of language is far more important than pedantic accuracy. Playing with words, and even creating new ones, is what makes language great. Seeing these new developments as new possibilities for, rather than casualties of, writing and speech offers more freedom and creativity in how you communicate. We should still aim to write well and communicate clearly, but choose our battles of language wisely.

Based upon an original post by Adam Dachis on LifeHacker.