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Burghley Horse Trials Website
Acknowledged globally by leading Horse Riders, the Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials is considered the worlds greatest 5* equestrian event, and a key event of the summer social season.
View Creative produced a fully responsive website, that integrated with a livestream service, for a global audience to be able to watch live coverage of the event in realtime through the website. Due to the high volume of traffic, the website was optimised with multiple redundancies, and built around incredibly fast load times, especially during the event weekend.
Craft was used as the content management system, and during the event, multiple admins were updating the site with news stories, galleries, results and more. The site also featured a database of nearly 300 tradestands, a dedicated Media Portal, areas to download and listen to the latest Burghley Radio Podcasts and more.
With over a million page views over a 4 day period and a 100% uptime, the event was a huge success as was the new website.
With over a million page views over a 4 day period and a 100% uptime
I just wanted to say a huge thank you for all your help this week - it was very reassuring to know that you were there to help (whatever the time!) and the speed of your response was very much appreciated.
Jo Abraham
Land Rover Burghley Horse Trials
Other Website projects
View Creative Agency designand develop bespoke fully responsive websites. Theserange from small scale brochure sites,through to large e-commerce platformsdealing with tens of thousands ofpounds of transactions every month. We also provide full hosting facilities and support contracts for all clients. Please check out our other website designs and builds.
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