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Website design, what should I budget for?

In our last blog post 'Why do websites cost so much?' we covered, well, just that. We unpacked a little of the behind the scenes of what really goes on to put together and end up with an effective website that's going to bring you some seriousĀ  return on your investment. In this article we'll explore a bit further the actual costs both real and seemingly hidden, well not so much hidden but often not considered, forgotten or ... Keep Reading

What am I (or we) passionate about?

defaultimgI'm not a fan of self help books and I say that as someone who has read many in the past but as a rarity I picked up a copy of Gary Vaynerchuck's 'Crush It' a while back and started to read it the other night. After only a few pages I realised that passion was at the heart of matter when it came to running and developing a successful business. Without passion the whole thing ... Keep Reading

10 reasons why your website sends people away

websitessuckIf you've ever wondered why you're not getting the level of enquires you wanted, conversions you dreamed of or general business success from your website then here's 10 hard hitting pointers as to why. 1. It's ugly and old. Granted beauty is in the eye of the beholder but has the design of your website fallen out of the ugly tree, hit every branch on the way down and then been beaten with an ugly stick? You ... Keep Reading

The Language of Liking - Facebook Pages

ilikeThere's been a major change on Facebook this week. Well actually it's quite minor but the shift it represents is quite major.

If you're not aware then brands and personalities can set up something called a page on Facebook and then people can become 'fans' by simply clicking a button to confirm they are a fan. The action is simple but what is the behaviour behind the action when someone says 'yes I'm a fan'?

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New FunSongs website using fun illustrative design!

funsongsWe launched our latest website today for our client FunSongs. Charles Goodger who runs FunSongs hired us to give the site a complete makeover and fun was on the menu! By using illustrative design techniques we were able to get over the message that learning English is fun, something not always possible with educational based projects. The site selling action songs packages is primarily aimed at international schools teaching English as a second language. ... Keep Reading