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Northern Ireland at your fingertips

Visit Belfast's interactive touchscreens can by found in tourism centres, stations and depots across Northern Ireland.

The screens are powered by a custom CMS from Minus40 that uses an API to pass and receive data from VB's main CMS, and enjoy handcrafted visuals by McCadden.

In 2024 our sister company McCadden was tasked with rebranding Southern Area Hospice Services. Shortly afterwards we were appointed to plan, lead, design and develop a new website to support and promote that brand.

Stakeholder engagement was the key pillar in devising a clean, user-centred, fully-accessible digital presence, built upon Wordpress and Bootstrap. We added plenty of extra tools, including shopify product integration, a pattern-matching event calendar system for recurring events, and a completely bespoke training monitoring system for volunteers.

A development of mixed-use commercial and residential development in the area surrounding Grand Central Station. In tandem with McCadden, we re-designed and rebuilt the previous website to reflect the station's opening, and the new focus on the surrounding area.

While ostensibly a magazine website built upon our flexible Wordpress theme, we also developed a number of interactive JavaScript tools for filtering and sorting development areas and maps.

When Xperience first approached us in 2023, it was with a website that attempted to be everything to everyone, and as is always the case, became a website for nobody,

Over the couse of a couple of months, we reviewed, re-ordered and prioritised every single aspect of content needed on the website, and produced an eye-catching but easy-to-use digital presence, powered by our own flexible Wordpress theme.

Perhaps the single most extensive project ever taken on by Minus40 was to take ownership of the original "MyBA" system, then assess, identify and streamline its codebase into a modern (Angular) front-end framework.

In summary, we removed millions of lines of code and produced a scalable, easy-to-maintain front-end platform that delivers an 8-figure turnover each year.

For over a decade we've been looking after the corporate digital needs for Fermanagh & Omagh District Council.

The initial design and build of a truly accessible Wordpress website has subsequently become a longstanding contract for hosting, security, support, maintenance and improvements, plus general digital consultancy.

Dublin-based Eurotas appointed us to design, build, host and manage their website, which has a dual focus of informing  both potential clients and suppliers of mechanical and electrical labour.

The website was developed upon our flexible in-house Wordpress theme, and avails of Bootstrap and jQuery for front-end display.