Dojo Design - Website designs

Website design	www.dancehammer.co.uk Dancehammer came to us looking for a site that reflected their approach to the development of the individual and self-leadership within the workplace. Imagery was key to the expression of their subtle art. So an extensive search for inspirational images that reflected the blossoming of the human spirit and the intangable concepts that they taught then ensued.
	www.saffronwinds.com Saffron Winds import goodies from South East Asia under fair trade guidelines. Saffron wanted a site that was bright, attractive and a bit girly. This is a shop window and people will be able to make purchases and leave data with the comfort of knowing that all the safety bells and whistles of e-commerce have been attached.
	www.walkaboutscotland.co.uk Walkabout Scotland had been successfully established for a number of years, but were starting to see a drop-off in client numbers as more and more walking holiday companies with sexy sites emerged. Dojo was commissioned to design a fresh, interesting and easy to use site that would attract walking enthusiasts of all ages.
	www.globalexconsulting.com Globalex wanted a site that lawyers hadn't seen before, that would make them want to be included. They had a strong idea to have a space theme running through their site, to demonstrate that they were positioned at the heart of an expanding legal universe with their attention focused on the individual markets around the world.
	www.quadmaniascotland.co.uk As a new contender on the block, Quadmania needed a site that reflected their 'Get out there' philosophy. They wanted a site that was easy to navigate and so that their clients would be able to compare all the different packages offered and be able to book their day online saving Quadmania lots of time. Their clients still compliment the site.
	www.stronchullin.co.uk In the competitive world of holiday property it is essential to be able to have a look in the window. These days holidays are booked on the pictures and information on a website. Stonchullin Holiday Cottages wanted something fresh, clean and simple. They were delighted.