Complete with its very own golf course and a guitar-shaped swimming pool fit for any would-be rock star, the Springs Hotel is one of Oxfordshire's best-kept secrets. Not for much longer though, as the smart new website we've just built them provides the perfect online showcase for all the hotel's charms. Streamlined and slick, it manages to pack in a wealth of info, without befuddling visitors. 

Christmas may come but once a year, but thankfully, a smart new website can last much longer. Kirtlington Christmas Trees' new online home is just that. As well as providing a clean-lined showcase for their lovely Nordic firs, it also allows customers to order and pay for their trees online. And, since it's based on WordPress, it's a wildly cost-effective solution too. Now, where did we put that tinsel?

TellTheChef.com is an online food pre-order service for the hospitality industry. It collects food orders from large groups of guests and organises them perfectly for the chef, the manager and the guest.

UPDATE September 2012: We always knew that TellTheChef's online restaurant pre-order system was quite simply the best around. But now the TTC website has the looks to match all the technical wizardry under its bonnet, thanks to a nifty re-skin by the Manifest PR designers that's left it looking uber-modern and sleek.

A fresh redesign and some new functionality added to this extensively content managed website built for Darwin's Deli, one of London's biggest and most exciting sandwich delivery and corporate catering companies. The website includes facilities for customers to place their sandwich and catering orders online.

UPDATE SEPTEMBER 2012: Those nice folk at Darwin’s Deli asked us to spruce up the lovely site we’d already built them by adding ever-snazzier functionality to their online ordering section. So now not only can you pay online, but you can add extra items to a pre-existing order as you go. And what’s more - here’s the science! – we’ve pulled all sorts of technical levers to make it work out specific delivery charges based on locations and day of the week. We reckon it’s a bit good.