The BioCop project has been constructed to supply regulators, consumers and industry with long-term solutions to the problems associated with chemical contaminant monitoring. Integralvision has been invited to be a Partner Organisation involved in The BioCop Consortium. The BioCop Project includes 33 partners representing 16 EU Member States.

As a Technology Provider Integralvision is responsible for the IT and administration of this FP6 Project. As well as designing their website, ongoing tasks include maintaining both the public and member's areas, the organisation of conferences worldwide and liaising with other partner organisations. We have employed a full time Account Manager to take on this role.

Integralvision has supplied the new design for the official Dartmoor National Park Authority (DNPA) web site. We beat both Devon based and national competition to win the tender for this project.

We worked closely with the DNPA designing and building a series of templates to integrate with their inhouse content management system. We were also asked to create three Flash children's games for the Fun Zone area. You can see several of the games in our Flash portfolio.

Broadband4Devon was launched in November 2003 and was part-funded by the European Union as well as ten partners who provide additional funding, knowledge and resources. The purpose of Broadband4Devon was to contribute to the economic success of Devon by providing the ICT knowledge and subsidies to help businesses connect to broadband, and then use broadband as part of a successful business growth strategy. The project ended in March 2007.

Integralvision was responsible for the design and management of the Broadband4Devon web site. This involved developing a custom postcode checker for people to be able to make sure they were within the funding area. The site also featured an updatable news area, FAQs and links page.

The Barn Owl Trust is a registered charity dedicated to conserving the Barn Owl and its environment. The Barn Owl Trust is at the centre of Barn Owl conservation in the UK.

The site is almost totally controlled by the Trust with the ability to generate new pages and areas, upload PDFs, add owl photos to the extensive owl photo library and lots more besides. As part of the trust's fund raising efforts, visitors to the site can purchase special owl related gifts using a custom built shopping cart.

The River Tamar, together with its tributaries the Rivers Tavy and Lynher, forms part of the ancient border between the counties of Cornwall and Devon. The River runs almost sixty miles from the north coast near Bude, south to Plymouth Sound and almost separates Cornwall from the rest of England. The Tamar Valley Tourism Association (TAVATA) was formed in 2001 to encourage and promote quality tourism in the area. It is a not-for-profit organisation and the membership includes all business with an interest in tourism.

The website has been built to allow the public to quickly find places to stay, places to visit, things to do, places to eat, and things to buy within the Tamar Valley. The site is fully updateable by the client.

As a national voluntary organisation, NAPA acts as a consortium that brings together all voluntary and probation managed Approved Premises (formerly known as the National Association of Probation and Bail Hostels), in furtherance of the work they do in providing these community based residential facilities. NAPA has been involved in the support and development of approved residential provision for offenders since 1942, working in partnership with government and a wide range of organisations that are actively involved in the provision of approved residential premises.

Their new website was developed to support secure exchange of information between members and includes a documents downloads area. Most of the website is controlled by the client using a Content Management System (CMS).

Commissioned by English Nature (Natural England), with partners in Holland, France, Wales, and England, The HEATH (Heathland, Environment, Agriculture, Tourism, Heritage) Project aims to reverse some of the decline in Europe's heathland. Funded through Interreg and the Heritage Lottery Fund, the project is reconnecting sites, advocating good land management techniques, encouraging local community involvement and promoting heathlands as a valuable resource.

This dual-language site is totally controlled by English Nature using a custom built Content Management System (CMS). Features include Flash animated maps showing the location of the heath projects, integrated Flash image gallery and an updateable News area.

The Devon County Association for the Blind (DCAB) offers help and support to people with a visual impairment in Devon. The Association was first established as a charity in 1925. The Association has moved on considerably since the early days of "home teachers" for "blind people" who taught canework and knitting. They now offer a range of high tech equipment as well as IT lessons and so it was an obvious next step to ask Integralvision to build them their first web site.

The site design was closely co-ordinated with members of DCAB and meets the Web Site Accessibility Guidelines (WAG) double AA compliance.

Integralvision had always felt ashamed of the original town web site - after all, we live as well as work here, so we jumped at the chance of developing a new one.

Almost totally database driven, the site content is controlled by the Town Council and the local Tourist Office. We like to think it is now firmly part of the local community, with local events, local news, minutes of the Town Council meetings, a town map, a guide to local businesses and accommodation - the list of features goes on and on.