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Scottish Rural and Islands Parliament

We worked with Scottish Rural Action to refresh their logo and build the first dedicated website for the Scottish Rural and Islands Parliament. ‘We were delighted to work with Isle Develop on a new website for the Scottish Rural and Islands Parliament. Isle Develop took time to understand our needs and

Young Islanders Network

We worked with the Young Islanders Network to develop a brand new website. They wanted a hub to showcase their projects and news, as well as an interactive map of their locations. The project went through two phases. We built the first version of the site and provided an animation

Digital Trainee Posts

CLOSING DATE: Friday 17th March Do you want to learn how to design, develop, and maintain websites? Isle Develop CIC has 2 Digital Trainee posts available. Applicants should be based in Tiree. Find out more about Isle Develop here. You would work with us part-time for a minimum of 6

What Isle Develop did next.

We’re taking on Airbnb. Because, if you can’t beat them — join them. When I started isle20.com, a business directory for the Scottish islands — way back at the start of Covid — it was a wee idea that felt like it might be useful for a few folk. It

How you are helping

As a Community Interest Company, Isle Develop CIC is committed to putting all surplus back into island communities. To do that, we have created the Isle Develop Fund. The fund will: Provide small grants to micro businesses (1-2 people) to purchase pieces of equipment which will help them become more

I’m building a thing… One year on.

I’m building a thing. A directory of #scottishislands businesses who can sell via their website – many of us rely on tourism, so now we need digital footfall! First, I need some listings. Are you up for some free advertising? Go to https://t.co/P4aTqU0ep6 — Rhoda Meek (@wodieskodie) March 17, 2020

The origin story

Isle Develop CIC began because of isle20.com. isle20 started as a message to a few friends in early March 2020 (Covid times v1), where I joked that I might put together a directory website of island businesses and call it isle20. That way, people could come and do their shopping

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