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A new type of website is gaining popularity. It combines the best elements of traditional websites and mobile apps, but it's also more convenient for users than either option alone. Read on to find out how progressive web apps work and whether your business would benefit from one.
Even though data integration may be beneficial, it isn't always the best option. How much data do you have? And what would you be integrating it for?
You've commissioned a design project, things are going well and you're really happy with progress. Unfortunately, the final decision doesn’t rest with you.
We’re not going to waste any time getting into this, here are 5 warning signs that your brand isn’t working for you.
Imagine walking into the building, party poppers going off, people chanting your name and throwing money at you…
Clients frequently begin their conversation with us by stating, “We want a website that can perform such and such… and we'd prefer it to be built in WordPress.” Then we ask, “Why WordPress?” The response is commonly something like, “Well, we've heard it's great.” And it is good. It's fantastic… if it's appropriate for the project. The problem is that its popularity and reputation have outpaced its suitability. Stone isn't always the best option for building a wall; WordPress isn't suitable for every website.
Every business needs a logo. That's a given and we, along with pretty much any other designer, can absolutely design one for you. But your brand could be so much more.
One of the delights of our profession is seeing how new technology can make a visible difference. When energize.uk.net came to redevelop their website we helped them in adopting the benefits of Algolia, a new advanced searching tool. We were pretty excited by the results.
Finding the right graphic design agency can be difficult
Visiting a website is like going shopping in a new supermarket. You notice how the place looks, what it feels like to walk through the doors, and the colours before you've had a chance to find out whether they have what you want. If it's not to your liking and there's another shop round the corner, you might opt for a brighter, more homely location. It's the same for your website, it is the first impression your organisation or charity makes on potential customers. It's also the area where people will most likely return to look for more information about your brand, resources, or an understanding of your field of expertise. You need it to feel professional from the instant they enter your site's home page to when they go down the aisles of your blog's back pages. Here are our 5 ways to stay professional
