We have an excellent track record of designing, building and maintaining websites - particularly for information service sites in the public and voluntary sectors.

Here are a selection of successful projects from the last few years...

London Libraries

This website is the main portal for Libraries in London. In spring 2004, Codeface created a new look for the website and implemented new features to help visitors to find information quickly.

There's a content management system behind the scenes to allow staff to update the information easily.

Crimeinfo

The crimeinfo website keeps the general public informed about crime, what causes it and how it is dealt with.

A series of Factsheets are the main source of information and the Photo-Gallery gives visitors the pictures to go with it. "Judge For Yourself" puts users in the position of a judge deciding on the right sentence for an offender; a Quiz section gives users the chance to test their knowledge and they can air their views in a Discussion Forum.

Codeface designed and implemented the Crimeinfo site over the course of 2003.

Alcohol Concern

Alcohol Concern is the national agency on alcohol misuse. They work to reduce the incidence and costs of alcohol-related harm and to increase the range and quality of services available to people with alcohol-related problems.

At the end of 2002, Codeface were commissioned to create a functional specification for a new website. Like many NGOs, Alcohol Concern has complex needs when it comes to organising and communicating information online.

The new website (launched at the end of 2003, and maintained and enhanced by Codeface on an ongoing basis) meets these needs with a variety of workflow, content management and e-commerce components.

London Drug & Alcohol Network

We developed the first phase of the LDAN website in 2001. The second phase, launched in August 2002, has been much expanded, making it a key resource for both Londoners seeking drug and alcohol treatment and support services, and professionals working in the London drug and alcohol or related sectors.

The site is dynamically driven and includes a powerful content management system, allowing site administrators at LDAN to post new content through a password-protected, user-friendly interface.

It was developed with an awareness of the needs of people who may be unfamiliar with the Internet and/or have special needs.

It includes a clickable map of London, allowing users to find drug and alcohol services in their borough, a keyword search facility, and allows users to join LDAN and order copies of LDAN News online.

Down Your Drink

The Down Your Drink website is a successful online program for people who want to reduce the amount of alcohol they consume.

The site was relaunched at the end of 2003 following major improvements and enhancements by Codeface.

BBC

Early in 2002, we completed work on a set of language learning web pages for BBC English. Please contact us if you would like to see examples from this project.

St Martin-in-the-Fields

In Autumn 2001, Codeface designed, implemented and launched a new website for this famous London landmark.

The site generates revenue for St Martins by allowing visitors to buy concert tickets online or make donations to help in the organisation's charitable activities.

A powerful content management system allows all areas of the site to be controlled by staff at St Martins.