We are now working with a number of designers and branding agencies in Northern Ireland to provide them with systems and programming capability that they cannot manage in-house. We're always willing to talk to third parties about how we can help enhance their service to clients with the provision of e-commerce, content management and other interactive systems. Call us for more details.

Please note that we will be closed on Monday 5th May for the Bank Holiday. If you need to get hold of somebody urgently, email us and it will be picked up. Email and website monitoring will go on as normal, so don't worry we'll know if anything is amiss.

After nearly three years in our home at Down Business Park, Libertas are on the move. Initially we have taken an address at The Mount Business Centre in Belfast until work on our new offices in the Co.Down countryside are complete - hopefully by Autumn 2008. Until then we will be able to meet with clients in the fantastically well appointed Mount centre.

Apologies to anyone who had trouble getting through on the phones this morning - BT now seem to have fixed the problem and all is working fine again..

You may have noticed that the view from the window changes from time to time, and today sees the arrival of the trip from Downpatrick to Belfast...Let us know what you think. Creating them keeps us amused, and the window will be on tour throughout the year. We'll even accept requests..

The way words are entered into a search engine determine the results page so a search for web design northern Ireland will produce different results than NI web design. Help us find out whats most popular by voting on our polls. You'll find them in the right hand column of the pages on this site. Thanks!

The Libertas offices will be shut from midday on Friday 21st March until 9am on Wednesday 26th March. As usual all members of staff will be picking up email constantly, so if you need anything or have a crisis, mail it and someone will get back to you. There is always someone on server watching duty, so email related problems won't go unnoticed.

For those who can't make it to real St.Patrick's day celebrations, you might like to pay a visit to the excellent Dublin sim in Second Life. If you're not familiar with Second Life, it is an online world comprised of thousands of 'sims' (simulations), ranging from the bizarre to the familiar. The Dublin sim was designed to be as realistic as possible, and is one of the top 10 most visited locations in Second Life. Apparently the Irish Tourist Board now spend up to a quarter of their entire marketing budget online, and are holding the virtial parade to help boost real world tourism.