http://www.hiddencolour.comRSS Feed of the latest news for Hidden ColourMon, 13 Feb 2012 09:24:09 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=123We've been working hard on a massive website overhaul for Henley Royal Regatta over the last 2 months.Everything from the design of the site and the results system, to every last bit of content has been overhauled.  We've spent a lot of time and thought on the navigation to make it as easy as possible for everyone to find what they are looking for.  Visit the new HRR websiteContentThe Regatta website is visited by three separate groups:1) Racing crews and their rowing clubs2) Spectators at the Regatta and the general public3) Media and journalism teamsAs a result of identifying these groups we ended up splitting up the main Regatta information section into 'Crews', 'Spectators' and 'Media', so you don't need to search through unnecessary stuff to get what you need.  Re-designing and re-working of most of the old content on the site then followed.Results SystemThe Regatta website has an automated results system which is available for free to anyone who visits the website.  During the Regatta, our team enters the race information onto the system as it happens, which then does the following:Displays the results on the main website (including an automated update function, so you don't have to refresh your browser to see the latest result)Displays the results on the mobile websiteProvides an RSS feed for RSS readers on mobile phones or computersSends multiple SMS messages to crew mobiles around the siteUpdates Twitter & Facebook with the latest race informationSee the results system here.Mobile websiteWe also overhauled the design of the mobile-friendly website for Regatta, which you can see if you visit www.hrr.co.uk with your mobile phone.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=123Wed, 04 Jan 2012 14:33:50 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=122Happy New 2012 everyone!  A new year, and a new release of our Content Management System.  I can feel the excitement in the air...This one is called Harold and is version 4.2.   New features include:WYSIWYG editor for the mobile-friendly interfaceDrag & drop functionality for page items on the test siteRecycle bin - retrieve deleted pages and itemsIf you want to find out more about the new features, we've listed them here.The new version will be rolled out to all of our customers soon.  If you want a demo of Hidden CMS, just get in touch.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=122Fri, 20 May 2011 23:09:18 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=32An engineering & product design company. Their website includes a highly visual client portfolio section.Uses Hidden CMSClient portfoilo systemMobile phone version of the websiteTwitter & Facebook integrationVisit Websitehttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=32Tue, 24 May 2011 10:08:43 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=46An electro-swing pop band who are currently touring the UK, appearing at various electro-swing club nights. This site keeps all of the bands videos, audio and information in one place, but also directs fans on to the major social networks and websites they use.Stylish and elegant designOnline form for users to subscribe to an email newsletterMailing list management in the CMSContact formVisit Websitehttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=46Tue, 25 Oct 2011 09:23:19 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=120We've been busy over the last few months, but we found some spare time down the back of the sofa, and used it to put together a new website, a new release and new documentation for Hidden CMS (our Content Management System) .New releaseVersion 4.1 (codename George) has now seen the light of day.  There's a bunch of new features and improvements, and if you want to know more then you can head over to the Hidden CMS changelog.New documentationVersion 4 of Hidden CMS now has full documentation, so you can get to grips with using it on your own website.  We've tried to include as much detail as possible, whilst keeping it easy to read.  It's in the first revision, so we'll probably make a some tweaks to it over the next few weeks.New websiteWe thought it was about time Hidden CMS had a new website (and mobile version!) to go with Version 4, so we've made a simpler, tidier and prettier website for it.  You can see the new website at www.hiddencms.co.uk.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=120Wed, 09 Nov 2011 11:19:47 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=121We recently created an on-line application form for one of our clients, which allows people to submit an application for a grant using their website.Once an application has been submitted, the site administrators can log in to Hidden CMS and view each one:We also added the ability to export all of the application details to Excel, so that committee members can see an overview at meetings.If you'd like something like this creating for you, please get in touch.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=121Mon, 13 Jun 2011 14:23:07 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=114A plumbing & heating firm from Lancaster.Uses Hidden CMSImage rotator plugin to show the installations of fires, bathrooms and underfloor heating they have done.Contact form to allow visitors to request information or quotesVisit Websitehttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=114Thu, 28 Jul 2011 16:27:57 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=119It's our birthday!  How did those two years pass so quickly?  Since we started back in 2009 we've built a Content Management System, lots of custom-coded web apps for our clients (who keep coming back - thank you, all of you!) and numerous websites and designs.  We've learnt a lot and had a lot of fun along the way.Future worksHidden Colour is moving to Manchester in the next few weeks, and the rest of 2011 is as busy as ever, with some large projects in the planning stages for 2012.Thanks to everyone who supported us over the last two years.  Jelly and ice cream time.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=119Tue, 26 Jul 2011 16:26:17 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=118Version 4.0 of Hidden CMS (our own Content Management System) has been released into the wild!   We're constantly developing it to make it better, faster, slicker and easier to use and this is the latest major revision to it.All of our customers will receive this as a FREE update to their websites.New features includeBrand new interface.  Easier to use and more consistent than ever.Brand new Twitter addon to show your Tweets, @Replies and stream right from the Hidden CMS interfaceShortened links (using services like http://is.gd) are now stored in the database and are shown on each page information screenThe language of the site (for pages like Login and Registration) can now be customised using one fileYou can now copy items from one page to anotherCustomise the message you send to Twitter & Facebook when publishing a pageNew user permissions section - customise any user's access to parts of the site...and moreHere's a few screenshots of what Francis (yes, we give all the releases blokes names) looks like:More, full size screenshots are available at the Hidden CMS website.   If you'd like a demo of Hidden CMS and how it can help you easily edit your own website, please get in touch.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=118Fri, 15 Jul 2011 12:03:28 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=117We've had our Asus EEE Pad tablet PC at the Hidden Colour offices for a week or so now, so I thought I'd share my thoughts on both it and Android 3.1 Honeycomb (its operating system).1.  The hardware of the Asus eee padIt's built really well.   Considering that it costs a fair bit less than most of its rivals (such as the Motorola Xoom) that's no mean feat Asus have achieved.  The back of the tablet is plastic, but it's got a nice textured feel to it which makes it easy to hold.  The screen is superb, though the glass covering does pick up a lot of fingerprints, and the touch response is accurate and feels natural.  It's a little bit too heavy to hold comfortably for a very long period, and the edges of the device could be considered a tad sharp (not in a badly manufactured way, just very precise and square) but these are very minor complaints.2. The hardware of the keyboard dockThe keyboard dock is also built remarkably well and feels very solid.  Again, though mostly plastic in construction it doesn't feel cheap.  The keys themselves are almost full size, and it's reasonably good to type on, although they're a little spongy and feel a bit inaccurate at times.  Occasionally I'd find letters being missed out in words although I know I pressed the key - clearly just not hard enough at times.  Fitting the tablet into the dock requires a bit of force, and sometimes doesn't quite lock in fully but this may ease up with more use.The extra battery in the keyboard dock, plus the two USB ports makes it an essential addition to the tablet itself. 3. Android 3.1 (Honeycomb)>> The goodThe ability to have multiple home screens with widgets is great.  For example, I've got the Hidden Colour calendar, e-mail widget, 9 app shortcuts, and 6 web page favourites on one home screen.The overall experience is excellent, and the ability to browse full websites (and play Angry Birds) using touch on a 10" screen is really cool, and actually pretty useful.Flash works well in the browser, and the ability to watch videos within pages on websites is excellent.The on screen keyboard provided by Asus is actually pretty good, with big letters and some form of Swype integration (see this also in the bad points).>> The badThe browser doesn't seem to like javascript very much, and will occasionally crash/force close with no warning on some websites.  The browser is also buggy when faced with large amounts of javascript such as WYSIWYG web editors.  We've tried other browsers in the market place (Firefox, Opera, Skyfire) and none of them are quite as well featured and useable as the stock browser.There's a long way to go with apps that are built specifically for Honeycomb.  A lot of them still are expanded versions of apps designed for smartphone screens, and will sometimes force you to hold the tablet in portrait mode to do certain things.You can't...http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=117Sun, 03 Jul 2011 11:20:58 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=116The final day of racing at Henley Royal Regatta has arrived, with finals between world-class crews, and an appearance from Sir Chris Hoy MBE who will be presenting the prizes.We've had some lovely weather, and great conditions for rowing, which has meant many course records have fallen.Over the last 5 days we've been providing the results services for the Regatta, with Facebook, Twitter, SMS and live results being sent out from Hidden CMS.  We've also had two webcams set up, which auto-refresh so you can keep an eye on finish line as results come through.The makeshift office that's been our home:Back to normality next week.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=116Sat, 25 Jun 2011 14:20:24 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=115This week sees the Hidden Colour team winding our way down the country to Henley-on-Thames in Oxfordshire, for the Henley Royal Regatta.Setup has already been done, which involved heaving some servers and networking equipment down to the temporary Regatta site, and then re-assembling the site-wide computer systems to keep the team running.During the Regatta event we'll be providing ICT and networking support, maintaining the website and most importantly updating our results system as the races happen.  Our home for the 5 days of racing currently looks like this (the skeletal structure, not the boat...that would be odd): It should look a bit less draughty by the start of the week. We'll let you know on this blog when racing starts and you can see our systems in action.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=115Fri, 10 Jun 2011 11:03:50 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=113It's new website party time!  Well, there's probably an amusingly shaped celebration hat somewhere in the filing cabinet from last year...We've updated our own website, which you're either looking at, or if you're reading our news feeds you can visit it at www.hiddencolour.com.It's got a nice new design, more information about the things we do, plus an improved mobile version which you can view with your smart phone.Let us know what you think on Twitter or Facebook.   Special thanks go to Ali, our Head of User Experience (and word re-arrangement guru).http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=113Wed, 01 Dec 2010 16:35:09 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=5Hidden CMS 'Barrie' (v3.1) is now released, with lots of new bits to make your site better and easier to manage.  All of our customers will get this update as part of their web design packages.New features include:Twitter & Facebook integrationShare and 'Like' buttons for news itemsSSL secured logins & registrationNew addons, including an image galleryCreate page 'snapshots' so you can restore older versions of a page at a later dateSee what else has changed.  See some screenshots.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=5Tue, 10 May 2011 08:52:51 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=93We've designed a new mobile version of the Henley Royal Regatta website.  You can see it by going to www.hrr.co.uk using your smartphone, or by visiting www.hrr.co.uk/mobile.This mobile version contains all of the information from the regular site, but the new layout means that it's easier to read on small screens, and also takes less time to download.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=93Fri, 20 May 2011 23:07:09 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=31Session & live drumming in the North West UK.  The site includes embedded YouTube videos and audio tracks from albums John has played on.Uses Hidden CMSAudio and video contentContact form so visitors can get in touchVisit Websitehttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=31Tue, 24 May 2011 09:57:13 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=43A hillbilly band from the U.S. of A. (via North Yorkshire). Their live shows are 50% comedy, 50% music and 50% offensive.Uses Hidden CMSDon't let your kiddies listen...Visit Websitehttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=43Tue, 24 May 2011 10:05:24 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=45A Lancaster-based commercial & domestic window cleaning firm. They use the latest Thermo Pure cleaning systems.Uses Hidden CMSContact form to encourage visitors to ask for quotesVisit Websitehttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=45Fri, 20 May 2011 22:57:51 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=30An international rowing competition, which takes place at Dorney Lake, Eton - the 2012 Olympic rowing venue.  The website includes a shop system, and also a file manager for committee document storage.Uses Hidden CMSOnline shop for ticket salesTwitter & Facebook integrationVisit Websitehttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=30Tue, 17 May 2011 15:43:19 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=23Henley Royal Regatta is an internationally renowned rowing competition.  The site features our sports results system, with integrated Twitter, Facebook, RSS & SMS messaging capabilities.Uses Hidden CMSRowing race results systemFacebook, Twitter & SMS integrationImage galleryMobile phone version of the websiteCar park booking systemMore DetailsVisit Websitehttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=23Fri, 26 Mar 2010 11:45:37 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=74Hidden CMS Version 2.1 is now available.This version has seen a complete re-write of the code, and now includes the following features:- Physical HTML page generation- Customisable plug-ins can be added to pretty much any item on a page- Both Test and Live sites available (you can view any changes on the test site, before publishing them to the live site)- User Administration, with varying levels of access- User registrations and user area- Multiple position elements (top/bottom/left/right) on each page- Unlimited children for each parent page- New File and Picture upload manager, and browserWe are working hard on version 3 at the moment, so look out for further announcements in 2010.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=74Fri, 09 Apr 2010 11:10:21 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=75After several months of hard work, we're pleased to announce that the Marlow Regatta site is online.  This was a technically challenging project, and includes a custom-designed entries system, as well as the standard Hidden CMS features.Please have a look at www.themarlowregatta.com for more information.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=75Thu, 29 Jul 2010 13:38:39 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=84Hidden Colour is 1 year old.  Thanks to everyone who has made this year enjoyable, fun (and hard work!) - all of our clients, friends and people we've met on our journey so far.We've been through two site designs for www.hiddencolour.com, two designs for www.hiddencms.co.uk and we're up to our third version of Hidden CMS.  Version 3 of Hidden CMS will shortly be heading to the beta testing stage, with a release date coming in September.Oh, and we had cake!  It was awesome.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=84Fri, 26 Nov 2010 11:32:21 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=72Hidden CMS 'Barrie' (v3.1) is now released, with lots of new bits to make your site better and easier to manage.  All of our customers will get this update as part of their web design packages.New features include:Twitter & Facebook integrationShare and 'Like' buttons for news itemsSSL secured logins & registrationNew addons, including an image galleryCreate page 'snapshots' so you can restore older versions of a page at a later dateSee what else has changed.  See some screenshots.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=72Mon, 20 Dec 2010 09:51:31 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=89We've just finished off a car park space booking system project for one of our clients.  This system allows multiple office staff to easily book car parking spaces for an event, using a graphical representation of the car parking layout.This replaces the original paper system they had, and means that each staff member can instantly see when others have booked spaces, therefore avoiding any double bookings or confusion.It's built as an add-in for Hidden CMS, and can be changed to suit any form of grid layout, from car parks to seat bookings.  The plan is to roll this system out to allow the general public to book their own car parking spaces, so watch this...er...space.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=89Tue, 24 May 2011 10:11:38 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=47Hidden CMS is our Content Management System. Find out more about how it works and what it can do for you.Uses Hidden CMSIncludes screenshots & demosDocumentation for the CMSVisit Websitehttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=47Fri, 20 May 2011 23:22:52 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=33A registered charity that promotes participation in rowing. The Rowing Foundation provides grants to support those under 18, students in full time education and disabled people of all ages.Uses Hidden CMSOnline funding application formVisit Websitehttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=33Tue, 17 May 2011 15:44:51 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=25A genealogy search engine for a family history community group. Serves over 2 million records and half a million page views a month.Uses Hidden CMSSearch engine includes historical records in multiple databasesSpam-free user submissions of records and reportsEasy-to-use control panel allows community administrators to manage recordsMore DetailsVisit Websitehttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=25Thu, 31 Mar 2011 13:22:12 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=92We've built a genealogy database search engine for the thriving Cornwall OPC (Online Parish Clerks) community.  It's been designed from the ground up, and includes:Efficient search engine which indexes almost 2 million recordsRecord submissions for new transcriptions from the publicError reporting system for incorrect transcriptionsEasily configurable system to allow for new database tables to be addedBrand new site design, based on Hidden CMSNew navigation and layout to try and help users find the right informationMultiple users are now able to administrate the site - great for community projectsVisit www.cornwall-opc-database.org to see it in action.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=92Wed, 12 May 2010 12:16:46 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=80| View the new site |Our Content Management System now has an upgraded website, including more information about what the CMS does, how it operates and examples of the sites that run on it.  It also includes an online manual for customers who use the CMS, and need some guidance in using it.Version 3.0 of Hidden CMS is currently in beta testing, and we're looking to release it at the start of June.  This version includes lots of improvements, including:A brand new, simple and pretty user interfaceA mobile phone version of the administration interface, so you can edit your site when you're out of the office.Improved plugin/module services with more information as to what each of them does and their options.Improved efficiency and speedMore customisation of the page design availableTotally separate test and live sitesRoll-back to the previous versionFull site search...plus much moreWe'll keep you updated on the actual release date nearer the time.  Check our Twitter feed for developments!http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=80Fri, 09 Apr 2010 11:11:17 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=77Brand new for Hidden CMS - the document managerNow available: a folder-based file manager which allows you to upload and download files on your website, hidden from public view.This means that you can share Word/Excel documents, PDFs and images with other admin members of your website.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=77Fri, 09 Apr 2010 11:11:42 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=78We've launched our new website!  After some sugar-fuelled late nights, we are proud to present the latest version of www.hiddencolour.com.  We hope you like it - please let us know what you think on Twitter, Facebook or e-mail hello at hiddencolour.com.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=78Tue, 15 Jun 2010 13:27:21 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=81Some of our team is going to be at Henley Royal Regatta again this year.  We will be providing network & IT support services as well as operating our rowing results system.More information to come during the Regatta, between the 30th June and 4th July when you'll be able to see our new results system in action.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=81Sun, 27 Jun 2010 18:46:58 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=82We're pleased to announce that the new website for High Reach window cleaners is now complete and online.  For more information see our portfolio or visit the site at www.lancasterwindowcleaners.comhttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=82Wed, 30 Jun 2010 11:24:12 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=83Our automated results system is live at Henley Royal Regatta again this year.  Choose a race and watch the results come in automatically (note that this only works when new results are added to the system, so there won't be any updates when racing is not in progress) - see it in action on the main Henley Royal Regatta website at www.hrr.co.uk/results.It also generates RSS feeds as well as sending out SMS updates to several crew mobiles around the event.Social NetworkingThe results system also automatically posts to Twitter and Facebook, so you can follow the feeds and get instant bite-sized updates.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=83Sat, 14 Aug 2010 16:46:11 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=85Hidden CMS (www.hiddencms.co.uk), our Content Management System, is now entering the alpha testing stage.  This means that the base code is almost there along with a host of new features.  Once our internal testers have checked it thoroughly, it'll enter the public beta testing stage where you can have a play with it - if you're interested, drop us an e-mail at hello@hiddencolour.comThe release of version 3 will hopefully be in the next few months - lots of new features, and a massively improved design and layout.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=85Mon, 04 Oct 2010 09:40:17 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=87Our own Content Management System has now reached a beta release for version 3.  This means that it's almost complete and is currently undergoing testing by various people, to make sure it's ready for the big time.  If you'd like to help or would just like to see what the new version is like, drop us an e-mail or we're on Twitter - @hiddencolourWe will also have some new websites coming to our portfolio shortly, plus some exciting new developments for 2011.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=87Mon, 18 Oct 2010 08:57:57 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=73So, we've decided to name each of our revisions of Hidden CMS rather than just using a number.  Any suggestions of a name or a category we could use?  'Sledgehammer' was one thought in the office so far, and someone suggested a category of 'names of seas' (Atlantic, Aegean etc.)Any thoughts, @hiddencolour on Twitter, or see our Facebook page.Thanks,John & The Hidden CMS team.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=73Wed, 27 Oct 2010 18:41:52 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=88Hooray!  We've released Version 3 of Hidden CMS, our Content Management System.  We've called it 'Arnold' as we like to name things.  A brand new website design is up to celebrate the release - see www.hiddencms.co.ukIt also includes a new mobile version of the website, as well as a new mobile-friendly administration interface.Lots more new features and plugins are in development, so watch this space.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=88Tue, 23 Nov 2010 12:50:51 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=79There's some more samples of our work now in the portfolio, including CD album covers as well as websites.  The latest website is for The Rowing Foundation, a great charity putting young people on the water - see www.therowingfoundation.org.uk for more information and to see if your school or organisation could be eligible for some help.We've got some more websites in the works, with a really exciting project shaping up for next year - including custom designed results systems, social networking integration, e-commerce and much more.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=79Fri, 28 Jan 2011 10:24:22 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=90Well, 2011 has been pretty hectic so far here at Hidden Colour and we've managed to cram in a multitude of different jobs in January - check out what we've been up to over the last few weeks below.New mobile phone version of www.sprocketdc.co.ukA new release of Hidden CMS (V3.2 - Clive), with V3.3 coming in the next weekMarlow Regatta upgraded from V2 to V3.2 of the CMS, along with a bunch of other updates to their site.  They're using our CMS to post to Twitter and Facebook - follow them on Twitter (@MarlowRegatta09) for the latest updates.Sorted out one of our clients with a new computer-based accounting system, to improve the efficiency of the business.Installed & configured a Network Storage device, network printers and set up remote access in an office unit for a client.Upgraded our web server to make it even quicker.Started work on a new customised E-commerce system.And of course, continued to provide support, maintenance and updates to all of our clients.We're also working on a new design of this here website, which will hopefully see the light of day in a few months time.That's all from us for the moment.  More interesting stuff coming in February, along with a major revision to Henley Royal Regatta's website - follow us on Twitter (@hiddencolour) or our Facebook page for the latest.http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=90Wed, 23 Feb 2011 15:58:33 +0000Newshttp://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=91We've now fully moved the Henley Royal Regatta website onto our Content Management System (Hidden CMS).  This means there's been a big update to the content and the site navigation as well as the stuff behind the scenes.  See it live at www.hrr.co.ukPhoto gallery appWhile we were moving Henley Regatta over to V3 of our CMS, we also updated the photo galleries, which are now all database driven and can be customised using the admin interface.  See them in action.New developmentsWe also launched a new website this month - JohnSimm.com, session & live drumming around the North West UK.And finally - we're currently working on a new genealogy search engine to replace an ageing system.  More to come on this next month!http://www.hiddencolour.com/feed/read.php?itemid=91