Development

Curt Smith - the Official site

Nik — Thu, 29 May 2008 13:57:56 -0400

Here we present a brand new site for Curt Smith – founder member of 80’s pop-rock legends “Tears for Fears”. Quite an honour to be working on this site; this Gent has sold a very large number of records over the years. The site arrives in time to usher in a new era for Curt – he launched his new solo album days after we put the site live.

The site is a collaborative development project between several agencies – Kineta Systems have provided development services.

Space4Work - Virtual Offices & Property Website

Nik — Thu, 04 Oct 2007 11:43:50 -0400

Space4Work.com is the successor to CoppiceSideProperty.co.uk, amalgamating that site and several other previously existing ones, making this company’s content centralised and more manageable.

It showcases all the company’s offerings, including virtual offices, property management, commercial storage and project management.

Women into Public Life

Nik — Tue, 17 Jul 2007 13:23:01 -0400

Women into Public Life is a project undertaken by Cyonix on behalf of Tower Hamlets Council in London. Kineta Systems provided development services for this, using the SiteFramework system, built and maintained by PopTech. The site employs clean, accessible design.

The site is designed to encourage women to engage themselves in the community, and to take up roles where they can shape it and guide others in the same vein.

NB: This site is on hiatus for the foreseeable future.

New Beadworkers Guild Site Launched

Nik — Thu, 21 Sep 2006 09:23:00 -0400

Kineta Systems are pleased to announce the launch of a new site that we have helped develop in collaboration with WOW Design Solutions.

You can see the new Beadworkers Guild website here. We’ve helped implement the secure area for Members, and done some database programming. We even did a little bit of accessible templating!

Greenweeks Community Events website

Nik — Thu, 12 May 2005 08:00:00 -0400

A new bespoke site for Nottingham City Council launched this month. Built using Web Standards, this bespoke database driven site allows staff members to publish and control a list of events. The events form part of the ‘Celebrate Sustainability’ program run by a development arm of the Council.

At the launch, myself and Sharon Lee got to present the site to its new owners and meet the [now former] Lord Mayor!