Wakefield Wildcats Website

This project was undertaken as part of my final major project, which involved us getting into teams and producing websites for real clients.

One of the clients my group managed to seal was the Wakefield Trinity Wildcats, who are my cities rugby super league club.

This was a very big client for our college group to get and really helped us to further our coding skills vastly; as it's the largest and most advanced website I've worked on. It also gave us a taste of how to act during official meetings with important clients.

I am really happy I got the opportunity to work on such a large website, with an important local business and am pleased with how the end product turned out.

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School Of Photograhy Website

This project was undertaken as part of my final major project, which involved us getting into teams and producing websites for real clients.

The website was done for the photography course at my college and enabled them to advertise their course and also for student to display their work.

Been involved on this website I was able to expand my skills in PHP and also to learn a new CMS, Frog.

I enjoyed working on this project and although I did not design the website I am happy with how the website turned out and was glad to play a role in the development of it.

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House Boat Website

This project was undertaken as part of my final major project, which involved us getting into teams and producing websites for real clients.

This website was done for a holiday house boat in Suffolk; the client required a website to advertise the house boat and inform people how to book a holiday on it.

This was an interesting client as she lived over 200 miles away, so we never got to meet face to face all the majority of contact was done over email.

The website never went live as the house boat is still under refurbishment and will be for some time. The client was happy with the website and said they will be using it once the boat in complete.

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