Level Up is a boutique digital agency. We use creative engineering to deliver usable, unique and reliable applications, with a focus on innovation.

Suburban Beauty website development with Django-CMS Developer Day Scotland mobile conference web app for iOS devices, Android and Blackberry

About Us

With over a decade's experience in the web development industry, we have the skills and knowledge required to produce the very best quality work. We are an open, friendly and approachable team who enjoy interacting with our clients. We want you to be involved directly with the developers creating your website, able to watch your project grow and ensuring that the final deliverable is exactly what you require.

Our main products and services include; Website Development, Content Management Systems, Social Media Integration, SEO & Online Marketing, Website Maintenance and Hosting.

Django CMS yields an impressive amount of muscle, flexibility and control in an intuative, easy to use and secure package. Request a demo now.

We write code and we're rather good at it.

Django Cumulus

Fork of the Rackspace Cloud Files (CDN) plug-in for Django to add support for the UK servers.

Django Compress

Fork of the Django Compress application which adds support for HTML compression via some Middleware.

Blog posts

  • Good luck Aaron

    All of us at Level Up are sorry to announce that Aaron is leaving us, with today being his last day actively working for the company. He will still be involved in a reduced capacity and will remain on the board, but will now be focusing his day-to-day working hours ...
  • Earn some easy brownie points from your SO with Python, CRON & Pair

    Pair has been cropping up a lot recently. Nearly every ‘Top X from Y Combinator’s Demo Day’ has Pair somewhere on the list. One of the cutsey features is a “Thinking of you” button. A single tap and you can let your loved one know they’re on your mind. ♥ ...
  • import unix

    Ask any Python developer what happens when you import this and most will respond with “The Zen of Python”, some might even be able to quote the whole thing. So what is the Zen of Python? It is a set of rules written by Tim Peters which every Python developer ...
  • Deployments (pt4 Continuous Integration)

    Sysadmins who use Jenkins (formerly Hudson) seem to have an unnatural attachment to the old chap, he’s an anthropomorphised Continuous Integration server who does your bidding with minimum fuss and drama. The theory of continuous integration is that changes to the code base should be made early and often, so ...
  • Initial Set Up (Deployments pt 3)

    In this post I’m going to look at the tools used in the initial configuration of a project specifically with regard to Fabric and Virtualenv. There are a number of scenarios where initiating a project may be required; starting a new project, deploying a project for the first time to ...