Our client was a high performing global bank with strong outreach through sponsorship of prominent sporting brands.

For this project, we signed a non-disclosure agreement so we cannot disclose the name or all of the details on the project.

We were tasked with developing an accessible and fully responsive WordPress website based upon the designs provided to us. This involved the migration of a separate corporate blog within the main site as well as dealing with security, multiple shareholders and best practice.

Due to the nature of the client, we had to ensure that only plugins approved for WordPress VIP were used on the site. The exception to this was the development of a custom WordPress plugin undertaken by ourselves to provide site admins with an easy to use way to edit custom on-page components using a drag and drop functionality.

When we were approached by The Really Useful Group to redevelop The Phantom of the Opera website we jumped at the chance to work on such a high-profile and prestigious client. Having previously completed some development work on the Cats The Musical website we were ideally positioned to work on this project.

he technical specifications of the development required a theme that could be re-used across the various Phantom worldwide locations whilst allowing for regional colour and styling changes. We accomplished this by creating design options within the WordPress theme customizer, allowing site admins to fully customise each production site.

The site also included a sticky header, full-page videos, galleries with lightboxes and various additional post types for easy management of post data.