We’ve been busy over the past month working closely with Topps Tiles on their new ‘Design You Own Brochure’ tool, which allows you to create a unique brochure featuring only products you’ve chosen. Once created, you can then easily save, email, print or share your brochure with family and friends.
Twitter celebrated its 10th birthday last month, a fact that many might find it hard to believe Twitter given the profound impact it has had to the way we communicate and share information digitally.
As the famous idiom goes: “a picture is worth a thousand words” - a statement just as true today as it was 100 years ago. Although we’re bombarded by images in this digital age we live in, an image can still be highly evocative and can connect with an individual very powerfully in a way that prose often can’t do as instantaneously.
To celebrate the 30th birthday of one of our web developers Stefan Anton, we asked him a few quick fire questions over a glass of single malt... (from the bottle we gave him for his birthday!)
In recent years, user-centred design has become widely recognised as the vehicle in transporting a user to their all-important end goal. Any well intentioned website creator will have a goal, but without good user-centred design, a great idea and powerful functionality will still be viewed as impotent if they don't help the user complete their intended journey.
We're proud to announce the launch of a new website for Solefield School - an academic preparatory school based in Sevenoaks, Kent. Solefield required a new website to specifically highlight the fantastic opportunities available to students and the culture of individual care that each student enjoys. As well as providing an easy-to-use system to allow the team to update the website themselves, we built a special 'Parent Area' where parents can log in and access content relevant to them.
We're proud to announce the launch of a new website for clinical stage biotech firm TopiVert.
The web, like many industries, has trends that come and go. On the web many of these trends exist because there has been a development in technology. In recent years the shift to mobile browsing has demanded a lot of change in order to adapt to the smaller screen sizes and slower load times of the mobile web. But what trends will we see in 2016?