Vent-Axia Ltd – developed in Drupal
Vent-Axia are international manufacturers and distributors of heating, ventilation and air conditioning products and required a new-look website to showcase their industry-leading products.
Working closely with Vent-Axia’s marketing, product and customer services teams, Adaptive developed a new e-commerce website for the company within Drupal.
The site is also integrated into Vent-Axia’s own internal product, customer and order management system so live stock levels and prices are displayed on the site and orders placed online flow seamlessly into VA’s internal systems.
Why Delilah - developed in Drupal
Why Delilah was created for the Stoke Sentinel, part of the Daily Mail Group.
Working alongside their editorial and technical team, the site incorporates many key community features such as forums, podcasts, blogs and comments on stories.
The site has proven to be hugely successful and is well on its way to being the largest Stoke City fans site.
Aimhigher Nottinghamshire: Online activities planner – developed in Drupal
Following our previous work with Aimhigher Nottinghamshire, Adaptive were approached to build a new site for them to highlight their activity program. The site contains a large amount of information so it was important for the information to be presented in a clear, logical and attractive manner.
Utilising Drupal’s key content management functions such as CCK and taxonomy, together with a set of custom-designed templates, Adaptive produced a colourful and well-structured website which delivers the information clearly to the target audience.
“Adaptive have quickly grasped the complex nature of our business and the diversity of our target audience and consistently deliver creative solutions to meet our very individual needs.”
Samantha Gibson, Aimhigher Nottinghamshire
SP8 of the Art Foundation - developed in Drupal
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SP8 of the Art foundation website is the website of the foundation created by Mark Speight's father after the tragic death of popular children's entertainer.
The aim of the website is to develop communties to encourage artistic talent in children from around the UK. The site launched mid-2008 and development is on-going.
