Our Current Portfolio

Miss Barbell Productions have developed web sites for many Internet and Intranet clients, some of whom we have listed below.

YAPC Surveys
Provides the data and feedback for the annually run YAPC Conference Surveys. In addition the sites that run the actual surveys, providing a Conference Feedback survey, Master Class course surveys and Conference Talk surveys, are all developed, hosted, and maintained by Miss Barbell Productions.

KRS Scooters
KRS Scooters provide body work, repairs, servicing and MOT testing for scooter enthusiasts from around Birmingham and the West Midlands.

Maisha
Maisha is an Open Source micro-blogging social network application, which is designed to run from the command line.

Revive The Drive
A high quality drive and pathway cleaning service based in the West Midlands.

White Dove Company
White Doves for release at weddings, funerals as well as other memorials and special occasions.

Memories of a Roadie
Personal website for Barbie, founder of Miss Barbell Productions and Birmingham Perl Mongers.

The Scooter Do
A bi-monthly music club, with DJs specialising in Northern Soul and Modern Music, occasionally featuring live bands.

Birmingham Perl Mongers
A Perl user group for Perl programmers in and around Birmingham and the West Midlands.

CPAN Testers Family of websites
The CPAN Testers Family consists of the Reports, Statistics, Wiki, Preferences and Development websites, together with many supporting tools. All sites have been designed, developed and are maintained by Miss Barbell Productions.

The Open Guide to Birmingham
The Open Guide to Birmingham is a site that is part of the OpenGuides network, providing localised information for visitors to Birmingham and the West Midlands.

Slim Pickins
Folk & Blues from Alvechurch in the West Midlands. Slim Pickins have been performing their unique brand of folk, roots and blues around the Midlands for several years. They now host their own Roots 'n' Blues Club at The Alvechurch Social Club each month.

ARK Appreciation Pages
ARK were a progressive rock band based in the Black Country, performing from 1985 to 1995. This web site was designed as a permanent reminder of the feats and legacy of the band.

Previous Clients

Below are some of the sites, for which we were involved with for at least one implementation of the website. Please note that many of the sites have now been reworked and redesign, and our original designs and implementations may longer be used. Some are no longer maintained.

Style Stop
Style Stop provides fashion advice for women on clothing styles relating to thier body shape and colour.

YAPC::Europe::2006
The 2006 YAPC::Europe Perl Conference was hosted by Birmingham Perl Mongers. Extensive web site designed to promote both the conference and Birmingham.

YAPC::Europe::2006 Wiki
The 2006 YAPC::Europe Perl Conference was hosted by Birmingham Perl Mongers. The wiki web site designed to allow conference attendees to communicate with each other and link to external information and slides relavent to the conference.

SCQS
The Society of Chief Quantity Surveyors. (2003-2004) Site designed to promote the society and make documentation available to the public.

CSLN
Coventry Schools Learning Net. (2001-2002) website designed & developed on behalf of QIIS. Current site now maintained by i2Q based on the original design, using the Mephisto code base (an early prototype of Labyrinth).

Wolverhampton Grid for Learning
Wolverhampton Education Services.
(2001-2002) website designed & developed on behalf of QIIS. Current site now maintained by i2Q based on the original design, using the Mephisto code base (an early prototype of Labyrinth).

The CUSP Fan Club
CUSP were an indie/pop band based in Leicester. Alas no longer together.

Our staff have also been previously involved with the website design and development on older sites for The Register (1999-2001 on behalf of TW2), Gartmore Investment Management PLC (2000-2001 on behalf of TW2), Irwin Mitchell Solicitors (IM Online, 2000-2001 on behalf of TW2) and System 5 Intranet Site (AAH Meditel, 1998-1999).