M Media & Design
6 Clients & Projects 1 Reviews
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M Media & Design specialise in graphic and responsive website design.
Languages Spoken: English
Employees: 6-10 Established: 2006 Joined: 2012
Latest Work
mm&d is an award winning multi-discipline design communications company. If your business is seeking enhancement through eye-catching, bespoke and thought provoking concepts, then we represent excellence.
Industry Sectors
Building & Construction, Sports & Leisure, Retail, Public Sector, Financial & Legal, Not for profit / CharityTends to work with
Private Company, Entrepreneur, Corporation / Public Company, Non-profit OrganisationGeneral location of clients:
GlobalRecent Projects
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Wooden Spoon
http://www.arcticrugbychallenge.com
Wooden Spoon is a grant making charity founded in 1983. Since then they have been committed to helping improve the lives of disabled and disadvantaged children. Wooden Spoon has come together with world-class maritime, polar adventurer, Jock Wishart to lead two teams of brave individuals on a pio... Read More -
Landbay
https://www.landbay.co.uk/
Landbay is a peer-to-peer platform, which means that we're the online exchange that manages the entire process, allowing you to lend money across multiple properties in return for an interest payment each month. Our lenders get above-market returns and our borrowers get a great deal by cutting out t... Read More -
Cedar Home Project
http://www.cedarhomeproject.co.uk
Cedar Home Project (CHP) is the approved dealer in England for the Linwood range of homes. Together we provide the fastest, easiest, safest and most cost-effective way to design and build a new home. Read More
Recent Reviews
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Reviewed on 21 Jul, 2015
M Media and Design are an innovative and professional team who gave me support though out my full rebranding process. They always had great ideas and they got the job done efficiently and quickly. Their knowledge of SEO and websit... Read More
Louise Robertson
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Articles
Is Technology Speeding Up Our Lives?
In a world saturated with technology, do you get time to stop and smell the roses?
