We are pleased to announce the launch of pet-art.org.uk, the online showcase for Northampton animal portrait artist, Colin Ashby.

The LwC Blogging system is an automated weblog publishing tool that enables anyone to keep an online diary, or build an e-community around shared interests, geography and so on.

Leaving Münster is described as a collection of 'alternative spirituality resources.' It represents the anabaptist theological tradition of the 16th century and contains a wealth of articles, discussions and teaching aids.

A snap-shot of our portfolio, including pre-made templates available for purchase, is provided below. Please note that we have not included here any screen-shots or links to sites that we are working on. Our current projects include: a book shop, a village church and a counselling service.

Daventry Baptist Church wanted a site that was easy to navigate, but had the potential to include large amounts of data. They sought a design that captured the essence of the town, but also expressed the heart of the church.

The church allowed us to offer an explanation of our approach on their site. This is because they shared our conviction that making websites that were accessible to all, including the visually impaired, is not a matter of aesthetics, it is a question of ethics:

The Organic Church website was designed by Jonny Norridge, of New Pollution, and built by FwC.

With 8,000 visitors a month and containing over 650 pages, Organic Church is part discussion forum, part articles and resources and part journal. It is a team weblog discussing various issues of theology, philosophy and social criticism.

The site was built on a MYSQL database and is written in (X)HTML and PHP. Like all of all our web creations, this site was built to be accessible to all users, though the design may appear different depending on how the user is accessing the Internet. The layout is acheived through Cascading Style