Archive for April, 2006
Good Luck Oakham CC
Posted on30. Apr, 2006 by Andrew Watson.
Just a quick note to wish Oakham Cricket Club all the best for their forthcoming season… what’s my interest at OCC… well I designed and developed an affordable and easy to use content managment system for cricket clubs. Project II in this field is to offer a blogging facility (similar to this) and based on the [...]
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Oakham Cricket Club
Posted on30. Apr, 2006 by Andrew Watson.
In conjunction with Kookaburra Sport (who sponsored the development of the website) and Blusky Marketing, I developed a basic web standards based website, with a simple to use Content Management System that could be offered to UK cricket clubs, and subsequently roled out with ease.
Project Included:
Dynamic Content Management System (ActiveCMS v.4)
Standard template driven design, allowing [...]
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Business coach – Individuals & Teams ?
Posted on11. Apr, 2006 by Andrew Watson.
I have just started the redevelopment of a number of websites for William Barron, a successful business coach in the Midlands. He has a number of different websites targetted to essentially the same business – that of business coaching and mentoring. I was responsible for developing three sites targetting 3 specific aspects of his businesses.
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Importing Blogger Posts to Wordpress
Posted on07. Apr, 2006 by Andrew Watson.
If you have read some of my earlier posts, you may have noticed that I started blogging using Blogger.
I then looked at other packages… before implementing this system on my own personal webspace (something I can offer to others – for more details drop me a line). With some further development, I now have [...]
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Spraylat Update – Protectapeel Video
Posted on01. Apr, 2006 by Andrew Watson.
The Spraylat website was redesigned and developed in 2002. Since then it has undergone a number of further updates. In 2006 video footage to the site, promoting the latest addition to the Spraylat product range – Protectapeel. The format chosen to show the video was Macromedia (Adobe) Flash Video (.flv). Macromedia Flash video lets you [...]


