This Generation Services -> Portfolio

Hulls based Cream Cabs contacted TGS about creating an online identity for them, to help spread the word on their range of services on offer in the UK.

The site we develeoped for the company had to suit a wide range of readers, suiting from organisations throught to younge and vibrant people

As with most our web design work we provided cream cabs with our in-house CMS to allow them to easily edit the site.

url: http://www.creamcabs.co.uk

This Generation Services have worked with missionNOW since 2003, when the owner of TGS went accross to holland to work with a design team to build a multi-language site promoting missions. A place to Discuss, find information, find organisations, find groups and participate in an active community.

The Team for missionNOW dispanded and TGS has done all the recent development work on the website.

This site Includes, blogs, forums, shopping system, news article system, an easy edit system for the whole of the site, a complete control panel to every aspect of the site

url: http://www.missionnow.com

This Generation services where asked to get onboard a project called wiseword.tv, the idea behind the site was to have daily streaming of video footage.

We worked with the team to program the site, and give input on what we belived would work and what wouldnt work.

The Site was launched in febuary of 2006.

url: http://www.wiseword.tv

This Generation Services has just recently been asked to take over maintaining this site by the owners of missionnow.com.

We are currently ironing some of the bugs out on the site. The Site is a multi language site, the site is linked to by thousands of cd presentations that where sent out across the world.

url: www.xplorejesus.com

St Barnabas Church

St Barnabas Church, was one of the original sites that we built. It includes a large number of sections. The Stbchurch site is updated every week with new content, and news of the upcomming weeks.

One of the more complex facilities with this site, is the large security system, to allow differen't people into different areas in the restricted access area. This is used to give members of the church, documents that they can download. It also allows the leaders to download extra documents and upload the documents that are inlcuded in the other sections.

Last year we completed a re-design to the St Barnabas Site.

url: www.stbchurch.org.uk

A relatively small site, with a flash portal to direct people to the other parts of the This Generation suite of sites.

Site designed using macromedia flash.

url: www.cantyco.co.uk

Well incase it isn't obvious enought but we design our own website.

We have had a range of looks and feels to the website and the latest going live mid November 2006.

url: www.thisgenerationservices.co.uk

While needing to preserve the existing look and feel which we were required to keep, we had to design a site for the Bp society members, to enable members of the Bp society, to be able to get information and facilites to contact other members.

Note: This is not BP's main site, it is the site for BP society, which is the the retired members from BP.

Once we completed the site we passed the code onto BP to add into there BP Society hosting. WE are therefore unable to provide a URL to the site.

The Owner of This Generation Services designed a Content Management system for his Dissertation for his degree, and has continued to delvelope the CMS to allow us to use it for all our clients who need an easy way to adjust the content on there site.

We offer the CMS to all our clients to offer them the ability to alter the content without having to learn HTML, with a built in WYSIWYG editor they can easily update there site. We even use it here at thisgenerationservices.co.uk.

a demo site for tgi-cms is available below.

url http://tgi-cms.cantyco.co.uk

A Local Bed and breakfast asked us to take over the design of there website when the guy previously designing the site had to travel abroad.

We Completed the site for them, making the site more search friendly and helped them publisise the website.

After a few weeks the bookings started flying in, a year later the owners sold the buissness becuase it had become so sucessful. The site was then taken offline as the new owners decided to move away from the b&b market.