Our flagship Actinic e-commerce website, designed and built for Plain Lazy, the market-leading lifestyle clothing company, has just gone live.

Green Jersey has redesigned a set of key intranet pages for the UK arm of biotechnology company MedImmune.

This very popular and well-respected business had no effective web presence before the creation of this new site. Ambassador Marquees had found that its customers were increasingly turning to the web to arrange their weddings, dances and corporate events, and it wanted to maximise its potential business.

Green Jersey has been engaged to design a new logo for prestigious London private dental practice "the Number 8 Partnership".

Each Property Med Ltd is an independent company specialising in Italian property sales. As their business grew Each was becoming restricted by their static HTML website, so they approached Green Jersey to produce a contemporary website with a full Content Management System (CMS) to showcase their properties and keep their customers informed.

Pisces Engineering is a worldwide supplier of pipework and aquaculture systems. They've been selling successfully with an Actinic e-commerce site for some time, but felt it needed enhancement and various improvements.

The latest of our specialist sports club websites has just gone live, for the Welwyn Wheelers cycling club. Welwyn Wheelers is a very active club, with one of the most highly-developed youth sections in the country.

Plain Lazy is a highly popular, street-urban lifestyle brand, selling through a wide network of stores nationwide. They've appointed Green Jersey to produce an all-new website to promote their clothing and sell it online.

This new Actinic-based site will launch early in 2008, but in the meantime we've just finished sprucing up Plain Lazy's existing Actinic site to take full advantage of the important pre-Christmas 2007 shopping period.

In 2006 Green Jersey built an Actinic v7 e-commerce website for Siemens to match the design and style of other Siemens corporate websites.

The British Film Institute asked Green Jersey to design and build its new e-commerce website using Actinic software to sell film-related books, DVDs and gifts. We're proud to announce that the site, BFI's first e-commerce initiative, has just gone live.