Online maps

The CTC's Cyclists Welcome scheme has existed since CTC first formed in 1878. Once issued to all CTC members as the 'CTC Handbook', the list not only aims to help people find somewhere cycle-friendly to stay, but is also designed to promote cycle-friendliness amongst accommodation providers. Listings include details of a variety of accommodation types, cafes and cycle hire operators.

This site was built for a start-up VW camper van hire business. Artwork from a local graphic designer features high quality photography and a strong company style. The feel is light-hearted and fun, encouraging satisfied customers to add their trip photos, diaries and comments to the site.

The site includes an availability calendar, so prospective customers can easily see when the camper van is available to be booked.

The site was closed down when the business was sold in 2012.

The Cycling Embassy campaigns to publicise bicycle friendly systems that work in other countries, working with other like minded organisations to make our streets safer for all. Run entirely by volunteers, it aims to appeal to anyone who uses a cycle for transport, even if they do not regard themselves a "cyclists".

The website has many functional features, including a Forum, a Wiki area for users to create and edit pages, and comprehensive document and page classification systems.

This site started life using Drupal 6, then was upgraded to use Drupal 7 in January 2012.

Visit Grub Town was built as a spoof tourist board website, to accompany the award-wining Grubtown books, published by Faber & Faber.

The site was built using Drupal, with some highly-customised Google Maps to display the interactive maps and images for the site's "game".

Time-based publishing was used to enable new pages as each week of the campaign passed.