e3 media

e3 media | Digital media agency providing creative, innovative and engaging web design and marketing. Open, fresh and passionate in our approach, we work with some of the UK's leading brands including Orange, KIA, TONI&GUY, Triumph Motorcycles, Halfords, o2 and Cadburys.

BIMA award winning team at the forefront of the creative industry, backed up by a strong web development team. We build WAI compliant, content managed websites that are more than a simple marketing tool. Considered, refreshing and effective, our websites will ensure a strong online digital brand presence for your company that your customers will enjoy.

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John Armit Wines

It's hard to know whether you'll like a bottle without trying it first.

So when John Armit asked us to redevelop their website we faced a challenge. It had to be informative enough for a novice to purchase with confidence, yet easy for connoisseurs and trade customers to quickly buy exactly what they wanted.

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John Armit Wines

Very much a niche fine wine merchant, John Armit Wines has a reputation for exceptional service and knowledge that has attracted a burgeoning list of trade and private customers. They asked us to develop their e-commerce site. But it had to be all things to everyone - a speedy route for trade and connoisseurs to get what they wanted and equally useful for novices to find the perfect tipple for their palate.

We met the brief perfectly and found time to ensure that it precisely reflected their branding, in terms of both imagery, feel and approach. John Armit Wines' site is the most bespoke site we ever created but equally because they shared our vision, we had a lot of fun putting it together.

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