Roycroft Interiors was growing their business locally from their Lisburn based retail and manufacturing shop but in 2011 they were keen to expand beyond the local market so together with CreativeTags they designed an online shop that brings their unique style to an international audience.

VSSCo supply vets across Ireland with an extensive range of products. We developed a B2B online catalogue for VSSCo to help them migrate from a traditional system of printed catalogues that enabled customers to fax in their orders to a more efficient model of instant ordering online. This helps them keep prices up to date and enables customers to quickly search for what they’re looking for. The catalogue is available to account holders only due to the nature of the products they supply.

Showcasing this high-technology pipework manufacturing and installation company, CreativeTags designed the website to attract and inform new clients. Designed around an easy to use content management system, All-Pipe are able to keep the site up to date themselves.

Getting a feel for the quality of the craftsmanship that BMC put into each of their bespoke ironworks is achieved by filling the visitors screen with high resolution professional photographs throughout this site. Check out the smooth transitions between images as you browse the companies catalog of works. Thumbnails can be zoomed in on and when you’re ready you can request a quotation with their custom form.

Terry Graham and Paul Porter’s site needed to communicate their passion for “making the business strategy happen”. CreativeTags delivered a site they’re proud of.

CARD Group approached us to design a user-friendly site they could update themselves. Albert Hamilton said “The website’s had a chance to bed in now. I just wanted to let you know that I’m very proud of how it looks and performs. It does exactly what I need it to do and gives me the flexibility to update and change whatever, whenever”.

Ryan Neeson wanted a web site to develop the renewable energy side of his business. We created a site that shows off their existing work and the potential services they can offer.

Our largest online shop TheSalonThing.com offers a range of furniture and equipment for the hair-dressing trade. The site runs on a dynamic eCommerce system featuring multiple currencies, secure payments and full text search.

We designed an online survey system for Independent News & Media NI to gather feedback from their readership. This flexible system allows different surveys to be sent to groups of readers based on personal attributes. Results can be exported to a spreadsheet for statistical analysis.

Our online survey system was used to gather feedback from Brett Martin’s web site visitors. Results were exported to a spreadsheet for statistical analysis.

A community site with a personalised content management system allows the organisation to update their content themselves. Includes an event calendar integrated with Google Calendar, a photograph gallery and a directory of migrant-led churches in Ireland.

Westfield used our online survey system to gather feedback from a database of relevant contacts. The system tracked respondents from a link sent by email. Results were exported to a spreadsheet for statistical analysis.

Our online survey system was used to gather feedback from Carrickfergus Council’s web site visitors. Results were exported to a spreadsheet for statistical analysis.

Victoria Square used our online survey system to gather feedback from their database of visitors. This flexible system tracks respondents from a link sent by email. Results can be exported to a spreadsheet for statistical analysis.

An online shop selling rotating barber poles. Features multiple currencies, search facility and product comparison.

Williamson Consulting, a family run consultancy, approached us to give their web site a face-lift. From their brief it was clear they wanted something that reflected their sometimes quirky approach to business. Explore the site to discover how we captured this sentiment.

Denise needed a site that would communicate clearly, like she does with her clients. We created a site that makes the content king, so-to-speak.

The site was designed around the existing logo to maintain brand awareness. Much of the photography is by Creative Tags. The history section includes restoration of photographs dating back to 1937.

GreevesKellyCairns is an architect practice in Dungannon. Des Cairns says “We are impressed with the service offered by Creative Tags and we have had very positive feedback on the new design. We wanted a site which had a welcoming yet contemporary feel and was easy to navigate – we are very pleased with the result.”

Starting with the existing company identity we came up with a fresh look for this popular sandwich shop’s site. Check out the full-screen photo gallery in the About section.

Robinsons’ wanted a site to showcase their work to future clients and inform potential employees what the company believes in. See for yourself how Creative Tags achieved their vision.

Selwan Tang wanted something striking for her event co-ordinator business. Her reaction said it all “Wow Mark. That looks fantastic”. We delivered an impressive entry point for her potential clients.

A modern design for a modern company. JavaBlu uses the latest technology in producing the highest quality coffee beans for retailers across the UK and Ireland. They needed a web site that would set them apart from the competition in the same way their unique approach to the market achieves.

EMBRACE is a charity promoting positive attitudes towards ethnic minority groups in Northern Ireland. Their site hosts a wealth of information, which they are able to update themselves. Visitors can search the site with a fast search-as-you-type box.

A resource web site for a recycling company. We created the site around their existing logo to enhance their brand image.