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The latest goings on and design projects from the minds of Peacock Carter, the Newcastle upon Tyne website design agency.

From a sample of our design work as it is released to our thoughts on the web design industry, our blog could be said to be a source of entertainment, bafflement and awe-inspiring design.

MediaWiki design for WikiGardening

We're pleased to annouce a recent MediaWiki project Peacock Carter worked on has launched!

WikiGardening is the brainchild of Lucy, who loves all things gardening. Lucy thought that a wiki would be a great to help gardeners come together and share their knowledge, and chose Peacock Carter due to our expertise with MediaWiki. Wikis are a great way to allow a large (or smaller) community to edit the same content, so WikiGardening was born!

Website design for MediaWiki site

Our work involved a heavily customised design for MediaWiki to incorporate the various types of content for the website that were planned, from individual plant pages which required a very structured look to provide consistency to community pages designed to get people involved in contributing to the website's content.

Read up on our MediaWiki design work for WikiGardening, or head over to the WikiGardening website to explore the great content available:

wikigardening.com

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Posted on 13th May 2013 at 01:01 by Richard Carter

ToonTweetup: the next tweetup in Newcastle upon Tyne!

The next tweetup in Newcastle upon Tyne has been announced as the Thursday, 6th June 2013, at Jesmond Dene House.

Newcastle tweetup website design project

So, if you're on Twitter and work, live or just happen to be near Newcastle upon Tyne, come and join us (you'll need to RSVP as there's limited space).

We're particulary pleased to have designed a simple website for the events too, so all the information about the event is in one easy to find place!

We look forward to seeing you there!

newcastletweetup.com

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Posted on 9th May 2013 at 05:05 by Richard Carter

Welcoming John, our new web developer

We're pleased to welcome web developer John Richardson to our team.

John has been working as a web developer in the North East for quite a few years now, and brings a wide range of experience with him, including a range of content management to ecommerce systems - a great fit for our areas of expertise.

John will be working with our clients on Magento, Drupal and other web development projects.

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Posted on 10th Apr 2013 at 11:11 by Richard Carter

We're sponsoring local web conference Industry Conference in Newcastle!

We're pleased to announce we're sponsoring Industry Conf, a local web design conference held in the Turbine Hall building in Newcastle on 23rd and 24th April.

Industry Conf logo

Whilst traditional web design conferences focus on new technologies and best practice in the core skills of web designers and developers, Industry Conf covers practical issues about "the industry" itself, with practical insight from some well known names in the UK web design sector.

As an established local web design agency, we like to support and encourage conferences and other web design and development events held in the city to help promote Newcastle's bustling digital economy, and we're grateful to Gavin Elliott for creating a new conference on our doorstep: roll on April!

For more information on the conference, visit their website at industryconf.com.

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Posted on 13th Mar 2013 at 04:04 by Richard Carter

Email newsletter design article featured on CreativeBloq

We're very pleased to announce that an article written by our very own Richard Carter entitled '10 simple but effective email newsletter designs' is featured on creativebloq.com.

CreativeBloq logo

The article follows the publication of an article by Richard in .net magazine, the best selling magazine for web designers and developers. In this article Richard discusses how simplistic creative design used in email newsletters can save be used to great effect, and save them from the inevitable fate of the trash folder.

So, if you're in need of great email marketing advice and design, you know who to contact!

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Posted on 8th Feb 2013 at 05:05 by Matthew Cochrane

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