Recent Work
Pennywell Farm Centre
The Pennywell Farm website was voted the Tourism Website of the Year at the Southwest Tourism Excellence Awards. It is a lively mix of animation, interaction and sound, featuring Spot, the Farm Dog as he leads you around. ...
History
client accolades
"I just wanted to say a big thank you to all the team at Integralvision for the new Pennywell website. We are absolutely delighted with both the design and functionality of the site and we have already noticed an increased number of enquiries coming to us directly from the website. It has completely revolutionised the way we sell tickets online and it has been a great way to move the business forward. Right from the start of this project, we felt that Integralvision had a clear understanding of the Pennywell brand and we were very impressed with the enthusiasm and vision of the whole team. We have found you all a pleasure to work with and the on-going support we have received has been second to none."
Chris Murray, Managing Director Pennywell Farm Centre
"I just wanted to say a big thank you to all the team at Integralvision for the new Pennywell website. We are absolutely delighted with both the design and functionality of the site and we have already noticed an increased number of enquiries coming to us directly from the website. It has completely revolutionised the way we sell tickets online and it has been a great way to move the business forward. Right from the start of this project, we felt that Integralvision had a clear understanding of the Pennywell brand and we were very impressed with the enthusiasm and vision of the whole team. We have found you all a pleasure to work with and the on-going support we have received has been second to none."
Chris Murray, Managing Director Pennywell Farm Centre
Integralvision embraced the New Media right from the word go. We produced our first web site in 1997 and since then we have grown to be one of the most exciting web and multimedia agencies in Devon, with clients all over the UK and the world.
and then...
Due to the continuing expansion of the business, we moved into offices in Ashburton in 2002.
Originally built as a grain store, the stone building was part of Brunel's South Devon Railway. The
grain store was converted to a high standard and still featured the original Brunel designed
load-bearing beams.
While Ashburton has served us well for many years, the time came when we felt the need to move to the "big city" or in our case, Exeter. We have recently taken over a two story, modern office block on the Marsh Barton Estate. Bit of a change from our 150 year old former grain store. However, at least we now have room for the table football... in fact we could even manage 5 a side!
