A few weeks later and her official site, rebecca-wilcox.com, is launched!

Rebecca wanted a site that she and her agent could update themselves, so jazzle.co.uk created a ‘Content Management System’ (CMS), allowing them to edit the website text and images whenever they want, at no cost.

The site has been built bespoke from the ground up, concentrating on SEO and accessibility.

The blog feature allows Rebecca to keep her fans and prospective employers informed on what she is doing.

The photo gallery can be updated whenever new pictures are taken, and the administration system automatically resizes the images, allowing files to be uploaded directly.

The site replaces their old website which they had to edit manually, a complicated process of editing and uploading which was easy to get wrong and over time resulted in a particularly dated and confusing site.

jazzle.co.uk has created a fully bespoke site for the string quartet, built to make it easy for any member of the quartet to edit the site content, add new pieces to their repertoire, or write new posts on their blog.

It is also now incredibly easy to send their newsletter by email to hundreds of fans, with a simple click of a button, rather than a laborious process of adding each person manually to an email with a Word document attached.

The new sacconi.com is built with accessibility in mind using CSS and XHTML, to ensure that the content is readily available to all web users and search engines alike.

Making the site from scratch allowed the system to perfectly match the requirements, rather than trying to force a generic system to cope. Allowing the quartet full control over the site content meant creating a dynamic site based on a database, using PHP and MySQL.

We aim to highlight our future client websites here, and perhaps provide company updates.