3rd May 2012
Posted by Karl Tynan

I recently read an in-depth and extremely useful article by Tim Kadlec about how CSS media queries can be used to tell different browsers what images to download or not within the CSS.

17th April 2012
Posted by Pete Williams

Part Time –to 30k pro rata. Permanent

We’re a rapidly expanding digital agency based in the centre of Bristol that needs an experienced sales and marketing professional to join the team and help drive awareness of the agency and new business growth. We do not have a rigid job specification for the role and are keen to discuss the opportunity with all relevant candidates.

The role would suit someone looking to work part time, either a shorter working day or limited days per week. We anticipate around 25-30hrs per week but are happy to discuss this with candidates.

17th April 2012
Posted by Pete Williams

Full time. Permenant. £18000 - £24000 per year

Smart, Enthusiast developer sought for an up and coming Bristol digital agency- Gibe Digital. Gibe is an ambitious digital agency specialising in technically complex websites and e-commerce sites.

Requirements

We’re looking for someone who is passionate about computers, programming and the internet. The sort of person that spends their free time building their own computer, coding their own software or websites, thinks being a geek is cool, and finds the following quotes funny:

21st March 2012
Posted by Pete Williams

Chatham Marine has over the last twenty years grown into one of Britain’s key marine clothing and footwear brands. Chatham’s very British style combines traditional craftsmanship with innovation, durable materials and attention to detail.

Chatham is a developing brand with rapid growth plans and aggressive targets for both UK and European sales and brand recognition. In order to achieve these targets Chatham required a new web presence to include a new, efficient ecommerce site which sells direct to customers, and offers a high quality brand experience.

7th February 2012
Posted by Pete Williams

Gibe was appointed as digital partner for Rainbow Club; the Exeter based wedding shoe manufacturer and wholesaler in mid-2011. Following our appointment we quickly set to work on designing a new website experience for Rainbow Club. Since Rainbow Club is the leading wedding manufacturer in the UK they needed a website that reflected their core values of quality, craftsmanship and personal service.
 

30th January 2012
Posted by Pete Williams

Over the past couple of months we’ve been working hard with our clients at The Oxford Ski Company on their new proposition for customers wishing to take luxury holidays in the summer months. OS Private Travel launched just before Christmas and has had a couple of minor updates since then.

The site is built using Umbraco and integrates with OS Admin the back office system where all property and customer data is held.

Checkout the new site http://www.osprivatetravel.com/

28th November 2011
Posted by Pete Williams

We were invited to Za Za Bazaar for a pre opening night adn we all enjoyed the evening.

20th October 2011
Posted by Pete Williams

Location: Bristol
Type: Contract
Starting date: ASAP

We are looking for an experienced Magento developer to work with our developers on 2 exciting new ecommerce sites for well-known UK brands. If you have experience of developing full featured Magento sites from scratch you may be the person we’re after.

We need someone who is confident with all aspects of Magento development from configuration and theming to module development and performance optimisation. They should also be comfortable with taking a PSD and turning it into a pixel perfect html.

30th August 2011
Posted by Pete Williams

Tap Warehouse screenshot

We have been busy working away on a new website for Tap Warehouse a new subsidiary born from a Dorset-based bathroom retail group that has been operating for thirty years. Tap Warehouse approached Gibe at the back end of 2010 having identified a gap in the market for a specialist online tap retailer.

25th August 2011
Posted by Steve Temple

Incredibly flexible and modular as Drupal is, we’ve found several consistent issues come up with our clients when they actually get their hands on their new web site. Especially once they start content editing and site management in earnest. The element I’m referring to is the content management aspect of Drupal. There is some functionality that editors just expect in a CMS system particularly if they have a background working with other CMS systems, or Drupal is replacing a legacy system. I’d recommend everyone who develops for a CMS such as Drupal has experience of at least 2 or 3 other CMS’, even if that is just downloading them and seeing how they behave out of the box and how they create and edit content.

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