This week we have been very pleased to welcome a particularly talented work experience student to Fluid. The last thing we’d want to do is burden them with the mammoth task of sorting our brews out, so it was after we spotted that our plucky student was a bit handy with the ol’ [...]
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Owl Events website gets the go ahead
December 23, 2009
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Fluid Creativity are pleased to announce that Owl Events have now gone live with their new website. Owl Events produce and manage high class events for their clients across Liverpool and Manchester and they came to Fluid Creativity to add some sparkle to their existing website. The site we produced is fully content managed with [...]
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December 23, 2009
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Over the last few months Fluid Creativity have been working closely with Salford School of Computing, Science and Engineering on the designs for their website. Despite working on some fantastic and exciting projects like robotics and state of the art rocket science, their website failed to reflect the magnitude of the research being undertaken. Their [...]
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December 23, 2009
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Fluid Creativity are pleased to announce that the website for car performance and tuning company, Hyper Chips has now gone live. They came to Fluid Creativity looking to separate themselves from their competitors and really stand out in their industry. Hyper Chips remap the Engine Control Units of vehicles to improve fuel economy and performance [...]
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October 22, 2009
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Today we’ve announced the appointment of Wayne Silcock to the position of Creative Director. Silcock joined us in 2005 as a junior graphic designer fresh from Salford University and has since risen through the ranks.
The move follows a fruitful year for us here at Fluid, we’ve recently won several high profile clients resulting in steady growth [...]
