Web Design

I want to design the best possible web site for you. How do I do this? There are three key stages.

 

1. Planning

As part of the planning stage for your website, I will help you work out exactly what you want to achieve with your website. In the rush to get on the web, many businesses skip this stage and then end up with a web site that doesn’t live up to expectations. My method of consultancy will avoid this and deliver a web site that works for you.

2. Design

Once I know what you want, I will develop and create the web site that you love. After all, if you don’t love your own site, you can hardly expect visitors to either. I will create a website that helps you stand out from the competition and show-cases your business. We pride ourselves on sites that are easy on the eye and easy on the brain. How many times have you been looked at a website and been baffled where to find the information you were seeking? Or found that the designer’s idea of a readable font size is completely different to yours? I understand the web and the problems a badly designed site can make. Some big household names have website that leave a lot to be desired, but they can get away with it because they're so big. You don’t have that luxury, so let me develop a website for you will inspire and excite your customers.

3. Follow-up and Maintenance

Once your web site is running, I don’t just walk away from you and cash the cheque. Online tools let you see how many visitors are visiting your site, which pages are being viewed the most and even how long people are spending on your site. A website that is never changed or updated is a dead site. How often you need to make changes will depend on your business; my expertise in web sites combined with your expertise of the market your business is in means I can advise you how to keep your site fresh to help attract more customers.

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Where to find me

On 11th October 2009 I was on the 4th plinth in Traflagar Square

I entered the draw for Antony Gormley's One&Other project on a whim and I'm still amazed that I won a place and was part of such a great art project.

See my page and if you missed me on the night, you can watch me online!

 


 

In 2010 I will be attending the Business Womans Network.

Topic: TBA

Venue: Five Lakes Country Club, Spa and Hotel

Time: 10am to 12pm (option to stay on for lunch)

Date: 2nd Tuesday of every month

Contact Mandie Holgate to book a place.

For more details see Business Womans Network