Hot on the heels of our earlier launch of the Jordans Cereals website, we’ve delivered an all-new recipe section for the site, featuring 10 carefully curated recipes containing a range of Jordans products.
Jordans Recipe section launches
Made Tech Blog
Keeping It Clean
During my transition from fledgling independent developer to fully functioning member of the team at Made a few years ago, it quickly became apparent that the code I was writing needed a lot of improvement in terms of how legible it was to others.
Made redesigns and relaunches Surface View homepage
As part of our ongoing relationship with Surface View, ahead of the Grand Designs Live event last week we designed and built a completely revamped homepage.
Made appointed for Jordans and Ryvita Technical Delivery
We’re excited to announce that following a competitive pitch, we’ve been appointed as technology partner to deliver both the Jordans and Ryvita web builds in 2013.
Global Stories Website Launch
We’re pleased to announce that we have launched a brand new website for startup Global Stories. The website provides aggregated content that showcases interesting stories from NGO’s and businesses on topics such as humanitarianism, climate and politics
The Business of Test Automation
We take pride in our extensive adoption of test automation. We see significant business value and commercial advantage both for us and our clients in providing automated test suites across our deliveries.
Jordans Website Launch
NIVEA MEN website launched
We’re excited to have just delivered the template for the global rollout of the NIVEA MEN website.
We’ve moved!
Having spent our first four years based in Shoreditch, the past three in the heart of Hoxton Square; we sadly outgrew space at our previous digs and have made the giant leap across the river to Bankside.
R&D with Javascript Maps
We’re currently working on a project for Global Stories which requires a fairly complex map interface. We’ve been looking into alternates to Google Maps, as we’d like to find something which gives us a bit more control over the look and feel and the interaction within the map.
