Our Work - Content Development & Management

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  Brand Neusense

  Brand Neusense was formed in September 2005 and came to Fluid Creativity with a desire to  sell unique and modern designer clothing on the global market. We were tasked with designing and building a site that would compete in one of the most saturated markets in ecommerce .  With no retail shop to support the business, it was important that the final brand was visually strong enough to work online. It was essential that Brand Neusense staff could control both the content and...

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  BTR

  BTR are the UK’s most secure solution for data erasure and recycling for all IT and computer equipment. They came to Fluid Creativity with a basic and static HTML website which required and FTP update every time they had something new to add to the site. The new website redesign has a much simpler tabbed navigation system which lays out the sites data in a more useful manner. Everything was integrated to a new content management system which allows for the site to be updated...

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  Fish Fanatics

  Fish Fanatics is the UK's premier home delivery fishmongers. Our aim was to create an e-commerce solution which would increase revenue for their business by making the products, and indeed the entire site, as visually appealing as possible, while ensuring that the site was accessible, standards compliant and SEO -friendly. The website would also act as a catalyst to build Fish Fanatics as a recognised brand to be brought into traditional retail environments. Within the first month of...

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  Routes Online

  Routes Online is the world’s first interactive route development service, bringing airports and airlines together. Fluid Creativity originally built the site to act solely as supporting media to the annual World Route Development Forum, however the site has now grown into an entire integrated social business networking platform.  The new Routesonline.com website provides airports and airlines with the ability to promote their market opportunities and actively work on their route...

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