Websites for Education and History

Tenterden & District Museum sits in the heart of the Kentish Weald, next to Tenterden’s steam train station. The museum houses its abundant artefacts in specially designed rooms that transport you back in time. It also organises tours and events, and makes its resources available to researchers in a reference section.

We redesigned and reorganised the website, respecting the original colour choices. We cleared a lot of material that wasn’t needed and rearranged the events section, creating an integration with TicketSource.

Now visitors can either turn up or book themselves into one of the many Saturday and evening events.

Here is a modern redesign for this group of three thiving nurseries with whom we have worked over many years. Enlivened by charming sliding images, the website is now fully editable by staff through the WordPress interface.

Parents will find all the information they need about places, fees and Ofsted results to enable them to choose the best place for their child.

Experienced archivist Nicola Waddington wanted a website that would showcase the diverse strands of her work. This lovely, mobile-responsive design is the result of a real partnership between her and Applegreen.

Nicola made extensive use of case histories from her many projects to demonstrate the breadth of her involvement in the field of local history, records and archives as well as community projects and training.

The websites for education and history project is hand-coded but includes a WordPress blog, integrated as the News page.