THE STORY Team Creative was officially commissioned by Divine Lighting, the UK arm of Scandinavia’s largest lighting supplier Nordlux, to design, develop and bring to life the company’s digital marketing strategy. The company had previously engaged with a host of...
INTERNATIONAL PROJECT Team Creative was appointed by leading global commercial property agency Cushman & Wakefield, Madrid, as their investment team look to bring in a digital marketing agency to develop a bespoke online data room for their latest retail...
THE PROJECT Leading Lancashire based business Sparth House approach our team seeking our expert services as they looked to appoint a creative digital agency to deliver their dream website. DESIGN PROCESS As with any new website design, we sat down with the Sparth...
THE SCHEME Orbital 1 is South Manchester’s newest, most prominent development site situated immediately fronting Junction 1 of the M60 motorway. The site is ideal for redevelopment for a number of uses including Retail, Leisure, Office and Industrial, subject to...
OUR BRIEF When we met with The Eagle at Barrow our brief was refreshingly simple; create two brand new, clean, contemporary websites that reflect both aspects of the business. So that’s exactly what we did. MAKING THE RIGHT IMPRESSION When creating a website for a...
In response to Government advice regarding COVID-19, the Creativeworld team will be operating a virtual office to allow us to offer all of our clients the same exceptional service in these difficult and challenging times.
Our sales team will remain contactable – via email or mobile numbers, and we will all do our upmost to respond to your requests as quickly as physically possible.
Our finance team is operating a digital office, and any questions can be emailed to accounts@cwcreativeworld.com – they will endeavour to respond to your emails as soon as physically possible.
In these difficult times our thoughts are very much with those who have been affected and continue to be affected by this virus around the world.
