Social media is everywhere online. Web pages, emails, and your mobile. Even Google and the other major search engines use the signals from social sites to determine what information is important to people right now.
The easiest way for you to get involved in this trend is by added social media buttons to your web pages. However, there is more to it than copy and pasting the supplied code to every corner of your site.
Here's what you need and how you can make them work for you. Read more
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Social media buttons on your site
Saturday, April 02, 2011
Creating a logo to leave a lasting impression
Thursday, March 17, 2011
All of the best logos are instantly recognisable. Is yours? If not, here are our 6 points to ensuring your logo looks good and leaves a lasting impression with your target market: Read more
10 email marketing subject line tips
Thursday, February 10, 2011
The subject line is the first thing your email subscribers see, so it's important to give this the attention it deserves. Read more
Simple web forms
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Website forms are a great way to let your site visitors get in contact without leaving your website, with the added benefit of cutting out spam!
Here are a few rules to follow which will ensure your web forms are sleek, functional and noticeable. Read more
Is it time for a redesign?
Thursday, December 09, 2010
Take a look at the 5 website re-design points below. If you answer "No" to any of them, it may be time to refresh the look and functionality of your site. Read more
First flyer impressions
Thursday, December 02, 2010
Although flyers can be a fantastic way of getting your message across to targeted businesses or households, a poor layout can be one way of ensuring they go straight to the bin.
Here are four tips to ensure your flyer not only gets read, but acted on as well. Read more
20 ways to speed up your website
Thursday, October 14, 2010
If your website is running slowly, put some of these tips into practice. They're all simple to implement but can shed seconds from your web page load times. Read more
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Richard has quite honestly been the best designer we have worked with and this is our fourth website!
From our first meeting through to the sites completion, his creativity and ability to deliver our brief was second to none and we have had countless compliments for our new website. We have also had a notable increase in work since the site went live, which I feel is largely down to the aesthetics he created.
We will undoubtedly be using his company in the future and will happily recommend his services.
From our first meeting through to the sites completion, his creativity and ability to deliver our brief was second to none and we have had countless compliments for our new website. We have also had a notable increase in work since the site went live, which I feel is largely down to the aesthetics he created.
We will undoubtedly be using his company in the future and will happily recommend his services.
Tom Bronock,
The Cocktail Service
Web design has changed an awful lot over the years. Most people would assume that web design is as changeable as fashion design - a constant flux of styles and trends which are hot one second and not the next. But, one of the biggest overarching movements within web design has been the growing dominance of focusing on user feedback to guide design decisions. 