In this site gallery we will illustrate some of the web presences we have designed and built for our clients. We believe that the most important consideration is to ensure that the web pages are presented in a style that is appropriate to the client and their potential audience. This is true whether the site consists of only one page or many hundreds.

Chante Bise is a delightful house in the Pas de Calais in France. Yvonne Bennett has renovated the house and has started to offer it as a holiday home for rental. She asked Alnpete to design a web site to show off the house and its environs. We designed and built the website, with maps and a 'virtual tour' of the house, as well as a display of the current availability dynamically created from live data - enabling potential holidaymakers to check if it is available when they want to go. We also designed a simple admin facility to enable Yvonne to easily manage the availability data to ensure it is always up to date.

David Manning & Co. are a Specialist Property Law firm. David Manning has over twenty years conveyancing experience dealing with property transactions of all types and qualified as a Licensed Conveyancer in 1989. He has worked for solicitors in Kent, Andover and Basingstoke. During that time he has built up a reputation for dealing with clients sympathetically and with humour to ease them through the worrying trials and tribulations of a successful move. David asked Alnpete to produce a website that reflects the professional qualities of his firm as well as the modern, friendly and helpful nature of his approach.

The Maghreb Review is a quarterly journal on North Africa, Sub-Saharan Africa, the Middle East and Islamic studies: history, geopolitics, environment. With papers in both French and English it is the oldest and longest-running journal on issues concerning the Maghreb (the coastal states of North Africa from Mauritania in the west, through Morocco, Algeria and Tunisia to Libya in the east). Founded in 1976, the Maghreb Review is published in London but has an editorial board drawn from academic institutions in ten different countries. For the twenty-first century the editor decided it would be appropriate for the journal to have a global presence on the Web. Alnpete were recommended to him and we have produced a website which maintains the gravitas of the academic journal while taking advantage of the strengths of this graphical medium. It offers pages in both French and English to cater more effectively for the international audience of the journal. It also mirrors the Maghreb Bookshop website.

Allied to the Maghreb Review is the Maghreb Bookshop. Although located in Burton Street London, a quiet back street in Bloomsbury (not well placed for passing trade) it is well known as a leading bookshop for new, rare and out of print books on all aspects of the Maghreb, Middle East, Islam and Africa. Much of the trade is from mail order. It was an obvious step, therefore, to create a web presence for this delightful bookshop. It, too, is presented in both French and English and includes a facility to search a database of books currently in stock. The website also mirrors the Maghreb Review website.

The Tree of Life, Herbal Pharmacy is located in the village of Westbourne, Hants, England. In 1992 Sabine Johnstone, MNIMH opened a herbal medicine practice in a small shop. Soon people started to drop in off the street to ask for advice about herbs and minor ailments and regular drop-in times were established. People also rang up wanting to buy herbs that they couldn't find at their local health food shop. A full and comprehensive mail order service developed from there. In 1999, expecting a new baby, Sabine decided to concentrate on her family.

Scorpius is an infrared transceiver that connects to the serial port of a personal computer. It comes with software that enables the computer to operate most devices that have an infrared remote control. It can be taught the signals from a particular handset and being scriptable it can then be used to generate individual (or sequences of) commands on request. In addition, it can enable any remote control handset to be used to initiate actions or scripts on the computer. The first version supports Power Macintosh™ computers.

Lepcis Magna is a World Heritage site on the Mediterranean coast of North Africa originally founded by the Phoenicians in the 10th Century BC, which eventually became part of the new Roman province of Africa around 23 BC. Sacked by a Berber tribe in 523 AD it was abandoned and quickly reclaimed by the desert. In 1994 a new excavation of part of the site was started by a team of professional archaeologists from a variety of academic and research institutes around the UK, led by Dr. Hafed Walda. As part of Alnpete's support of Research, we designed, built, host and maintain the Lepcis Magna Excavation website on behalf of Dr. Walda and the excavation team.

Lighthouse was a toolkit to enable a company to identify changes required in their computer systems to ensure that they would not fall foul of the Millennium 'bug' or Year 2000 problem. It was supplied as a programmers' workbench that creates an audit log as it examines source code for date fields, an integral editor that ensures that the programmer will automatically be able to correct all the identified fields, and a facility to amend database and data files that have archived data ensuring that they will still be compatible with the newly amended 'millennium compliant' systems.

The OceanQuest 2000 Voyage was a unique and exciting project from Pelageco Adventure Sailing Ltd. aimed at highlighting the plight of marine endangered species. The plan was to sail a flotilla of catamaran yachts on a circumnavigation of the globe, hopping from one conservation project to another. Each yacht manned by fare-paying crew under the guidance of a professionally qualified skipper. The voyage split into 19 legs varying from 10-25 days, participants joining for as many or as few legs as they wish. During the journey a film to bebe made to be broadcast around the world on completion. Currently the project has been suspended while additional sponsorship is sought.

In 1986 Falcon Asset Management Ltd was founded to provide employee benefit consultancy to a wide range of clients, including Lincoln's Inn solicitors, Barristers Chambers, stockbrokers and commercial companies. Over the years they have also developed a well established bank of individual clients with a wide variety of financial requirements. From Baby Bonds to Retirement Annuities they have tailored their services to meet their clients' needs. They have active agencies with over 50 life offices and investment houses and also place business through Lloyd's of London.

A small specialist joinery workshop with experience in designing and making quality joinery wanted to apply their skills to the garden market. The task they set themselves was to create a range of structures that had to be elegant, durable, easy to assemble and economical. Drawing on their knowledge of traditional timberwork they developed a number of modular structures with classic proportions and appearance. Giving the customer a degree of control over the final use and appearance of a structure was also part of the task. To this end they designed the accessories to be 'mix and match'.

In today's marketplace companies need to be able to effectively display safety and environmental credentials to investors, lenders, insurers, customers and other stakeholders. SERM is an independent company set up specifically to bring the concept of financial rating to safety and environmental risk management. The SERM Rating is an independent overview of a company's ability to manage its safety and environmental risks, which offers tangible benefits to senior management. With increasing interest being shown by various international environmental agencies, the SERM Rating is fast gaining support throughout many sectors of industry and within the financial services arena