Web Design & Development

86%

of customers are willing to pay up to 25% more to get a better customer experience.

47%

of people expect a web page to load in two seconds or less.

0.5

seconds it takes a user to form an opinion on your sites design.

95%

of users say that user experience is the most important factor in a website.

Some of the technologies we use

Our web design process

We have a tried and tested web design process that we implement on each of our projects. We begin by clarifying the key goals of the site and researching the target audience. We then produce a rough design concept, which acts as a basis for feedback and discussion. This then forms the basis of the full website design that is produced in our prototyping tool of choice, Adobe XD, this ensures feedback can be collated, amendments made, and the final design can be signed-off.

We're Craft CMS developers

Craft is a user friendly Content Management System (CMS). It enables us to turn complicated content issues into well structured and easy-to-manage websites. We think that your CMS should be as flexible as possible and Craft allows us to do just that.

Craft allows us to design and build websites with your goals in mind without having to consider if the underlying technology can cope. It's extremely secure, scalable and maintained by one of the most responsive development teams we've worked with.

If you have an existing Craft website, or are thinking about using it for your next project then please get in touch.

We have experience WordPress and ProcessWire as well, but find out why Craft CMS is now our first choice

User experience design

How easy something is to use is often the difference between success and failure, regardless of price, quality and brand. It’s simple really—make something simple and more people will use it.

We put user experience at the center of our digital work. We involve users—designing features and content around their real needs and using them to test our ideas.

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