Posts Tagged ‘website’
February 23rd, 2011 by rich
After a thorough scoping meeting with Rowan and Emma of the Fylde Coast YMCA the plans were drawn up, the troops put in place and the date set. That day has now arrived and the new look website is live! A lot of time and effort has been placed in making this happen and we’re chuffed to bits with the new site.
Fylde Coast carries out some vital work in the community that adds real value to the lives of the people who use their services on a regular basis. It was essential we made the new site as informative and useful as possible whilst also being engaging and fun to use.
Given the different audiences Fylde work with we needed a cohesive online platform that would provide opportunities for personal and social development through various community based and social initiatives. The new site will ultimately increase brand awareness, act as an effective resource tool for existing and potential clients and create an online information portal.
Not only are we extremely happy with the result, the project has also been a thoroughly enjoyable one to be part of. Have a gander and let us know what you think!
Tags: design, Digital, Fylde Coast, web build, website, YMCA
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October 13th, 2010 by rich
As a leader within the building industry, Eric Wright wanted a website representative of their stature. With a number of key divisions within the group, high impact photography coupled with simple navigation was essential. Our objective – develop a new website with greater ‘wow’ factor whilst ensuring visitors to the site find what they need, where they’d expect to find it!
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Tags: construction, Eric Wright, website
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July 6th, 2009 by Michael
It’s unbelievable really to think it’s almost ten years now since the days of the dotcom bubble era. One only has to survey the Internet landscape in 2009 to realise that we have probably witnessed the most rapid technological advances in the history of mankind this past decade. Compare the fortunes of Amazon and Google with the misery of Boo.com (who?) and Etoys.com (eh?). But ten years on from the days when nobody really knew if the Internet was going to be a genuine long term money spinner, how hard does your website currently work for you? For every business whose website labours on completely lost in the search engines and invisible from it’s client base due to a lack of effective marketing strategy there is another out there reaping the rewards, probably producing stunning returns on investment.
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Tags: accessibility, browser behaviour, digital marketing, digital strategy, dotcom, engaging audiences, usability, website
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May 6th, 2009 by Andy
Experts predict that by the start of 2010 the number of people browsing the Internet on a mobile device will be on a par to the number browsing on desktop computers today. Consequently, with an increasing audience and numbers only set to spiral, making sure your web content is optimised for mobile platforms at this early stage will surely reap the business benefits. However, before you dive in, remember that just as designing a standard website site that will fulfil the needs of millions of potential users requires some careful thought, so does your mobile offering. Allow our digital specialists to put down their Blackberries for a second to cordially guide you through the minefield…
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Tags: design, development, mobile, useability, web standards, website
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February 16th, 2009 by Michael
We’re proud to announce the completion of another project with the launch of a new website for our client BCM.
Since 2002, BCM has been providing greener, more sustainable building services design solutions to a wide range of clients in both the public and private sectors. Leaders in electrical and mechanical design, they have established an excellent reputation through work on many high profile projects.
Visit www.bcmconsulting.co.uk
Tags: BCM, sustainable, website
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January 10th, 2009 by Nick
We’ve recently continued our work with AMEC by redesigning their NIRAS subsidiary website in line with AMEC’’s global brand guidelines. NIRAS is one of the UK’s largest commercial radiochemical analysis laboratories, providing independent testing facilities for all aspects of radioactivity analysis.
Tags: Amec, NIRAS, website
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July 1st, 2008 by Michael
We’ve recently created a brand identity for a new sports and leisure facility in Hale, Cheshire called The Grammar, planned to open this Summer. Our creative team have designed an identity, built a new website and created a suite of literature templates dedicated to individual activities.
Tags: brand, identity, leisure, literature, sport, website
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June 30th, 2008 by Michael
South Manchester based Dataspire Solutions Ltd are a leading supplier of innovative IT products, services and solutions to the corporate, government and education sectors. They recently worked with us to redesign their website and marketing literature in time for a critical trade show.
Tags: Dataspire, marketing literature, website
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May 22nd, 2008 by Michael
We recently extended our working relationship with the national DTE Business Advisory Group by designing and producing a website for it’s rebranded corporate recovery business Leonard Curtis.
It follows on from our previous identity & digital work for Corporate Strategies and it’s subsidiaries. http://www.leonardcurtis.co.uk/
Tags: Corporate Strategies, Digital, DTE, identity, Leonard Curtis, website
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