Web Design London | Fabric Interface | Making Sense of Web Design

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...pleased to meet you. We're a lovely bunch of creatives, delivering bespoke solutions for all your digital headaches. We make beautiful things, amazing things, innovative things. We’ll knock your socks off. Come on in and have a nose around. If you like what you see, call us for a chin wag...

Services

Digital
Production

Banner campaigns, email marketing and online promotion.
Content
Management

Websites created for growth via content and commerce.
Hosted
Applications

Purpose-built hosted apps for business functions.
Mobiles
& Tablets

Apps and Services for collaborating and working on the go.
Social
Enterprise

Leveraging social networks for business collaboration.

Portfolio

Take a look at some of these interesting projects...

We will cook up a few more in time for the new site!

Case Studies

The case of

This is Dairy Farming

DairyCo is a not-for-profit division of the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB), a public body responsible for improving efficiency and competitiveness in the horticultural and agricultural sectors.

DairyCo appointed Nexus PR (one of the country's leading public relations consultancies in the consumer, food and drink, healthcare and nutrition sectors) to help them make accurate, up-to-date information on dairy farming readily available to the public.

Nexus PR turned to partner company Fabric Interface to create a new website. It was to be called ‘This is Dairy Farming’.

BROWSE SITE
The case of

Zaha Hadid Architects

Zaha Hadid is a London-based architects firm that currently managing projects in 44 countries. The company has won numerous awards and designed many iconic buildings, including the Aquatics Centre for the London 2012 Olympic Games and the Guangzhou Opera House in China.

In 2011, Zaha Hadid worked with a design company to redevelop its website. Although the result was a content-rich site—displaying around 20,000 PDFs, three-dimensional JPEGs, and videos—hosting the volume of imagery on the existing solution became untenable.

Fabric Interface redeveloped the site to host content on the Windows Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN), a solution for delivering high-bandwidth content quickly and smoothly.

BROWSE SITE
The case of

RJB Stone

RJB Stone is a highly esteemed giftware company with a 24-strong team of designers, sales and office staff. The company launches new products throughout the year (the majority of which are designed in-house) and develops bespoke ranges for department stores and other big clients.

RJB Stone had been working with Fabric Interface for a while (commissioning them to design Sass & Belle’s logo and RJB Stone’s trade-only website) when they asked the team to create a new ecommerce site for Sass & Belle.

The online shop needed to look original, enticing and pretty, with a more commercial edge than Sass & Belle’s existing site. Customisable banners and featured products would keep it looking fresh and dynamic.

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