Webgreen creates websites of all shapes and sizes - from large and complex eCommerce and community sites, to small and concise sites, like our own.

We specialise in LAMP technologies; used to create the majority of the world's best websites.

Our work...

The award winnning Snowboard Club UK is Europe's most visited snowboarding website with upwards of 5000 unique vistors per day. Webgreen started the site's predecessor back in 1997. This was sold outright in 2004 and Snowboard Club UK was launched. Webgreen still provides all the technical support to run and maintain the SCUK website, eCommerce and servers.

Soul Sports is the UK’s leading freesports athlete and event management specialist. Webgreen created the athlete profile and news sub-systems and works with Soul Sports in a consultative capacity on many of its projects.

The British Snow Tour is one of Soul Sports' most successful ventures, providing progression for snowboarders and freestyle skiers from a schools tour, through local indoor and outdoor UK events, to the British Snowboarding Championships held in the Alps. Webgreen created the news sub-system and works with Soul Sports to enhance and maintain the site.

Seego produces web videos for businesses. These are made available on the Seego Directory for easy inclusion in company websites and to provide access to a wider audience. Whilst this is a separate venture from Webgreen, we share the same technical staff. Webgreen works closely with Seego's clients who want a simple website to show off their business and has special packages in place to make this easy.

UNICOM is a military project we've been involved with since 1993! Described as the "jewel in the crown" of MoD IT projects, the system is used by every British Army Unit in the world to look after day-to-day tasks such as stores. Webgreen created the interfaces for the UNICOM homepage and system admin tools. We are also responsible for the back-end AIX software and recent migration of every Army Unit's data from distributed In Barracks servers to a clustered central server.