Mission Statement
R'n'B Web Design aims to provide
rural businesses with affordable and versatile web pages.
Offering comprehensive
consultations and state-of-the-art development techniques
our experienced team will endeavor to supply companies with the best
on-line presence to complement their business needs.
A Brief History of Our Time
Taking leave of their senses, the partners decided to go self-employed
in October 2003 and have enjoyed a rapid growth of business and interest
for all services they provide. Experienced in the development of software
tools for industry, web pages and cd-roms for various organisations Raymond
and Brendan Brady teamed up in order to provide these solutions to the
local business community. We continually invest in our own training and
in our hardware and software tools to ensure that we can
offer the best of services to our clients.
Raymond Brady
Having qualified as an electrician I worked in the construction industry for 15 years.
While working on a control panel for a brick company in Magherafelt I was told that a
central processing unit would automatically look after the panel and its functions.
This sparked off an interest in computers and I returned to part time education and
completed a BTEC national certificate in computers, earning distinctions in all 15
modules of the course. In 2001 I studied multimedia in the Nerve Centre.
This course included Web design and maintenance, film making, animation, sound
recording,digital imaging and CD/DVD ROM production. In 2003, having worked for
other people for over 20 years, Brendan and myself decided that we had enough knowledge
and expertise to make a living for ourselves. R'n'B Web Design is the result.
Brendan Brady
After graduating from Queens university with a degree in Applied Physics I went on to study for a Masters in Opto-Electronics, completing my research in the
ion-ion collision laboratories of the University of Giessen in Germany. Then I
joined a band and studied sound recording for three years. Touring the world
making music didn't mix well with wanting to start a family. So, in 2000 I puckered
up and took a soul-destroying, rotating shift job, based in a telecommunications multi-national.
There I got introduced to the joys of developing multi-million pound saving
software tools for large corporations. I did start a family and now with three
children and my wife, I live up a mountain in the middle of nowhere using
my skills not to work ridiculous shifts but to play guitar and bring decent web sites to rural
enterprises.
I love it.
Let
R'n'B create your
