Great website design isn’t just about looks—it’s about creating an experience that works for your visitors and your business. In this section, you’ll find inspiration, tips, and advice to help you understand what makes a website truly effective. From layout ideas and colour choices to making sure your site works well on all devices, we break things down so it’s easy to follow whether you’re planning a brand new website or just giving your current one a refresh.
Photographer Paul Green wanted to move away from a proprietary photo hosting solution that didn’t offer much flexibility when it came to presenting his photographs,
Responsive website design is an approach to designing websites that focuses on creating sites that provide an optimal browsing experience – viewing content and navigating the website with minimal panning, scrolling and resizing – across a wide range of devices (from mobile phones and tablets to desktop computers and laptops).
The great thing about responsive design is that it can easily be added to an existing website with minimal fuss and is probably one of the most cost effective changes you could make to your website. Having a responsive website has the prospect of boosting sales by making your site more appealing and usable for visitors using their mobile phones.
Based in Highworth, Wiltshire, Absolutely Shabulous specialise in shabby chic furniture for your home including bespoke pieces and wanted a website to showcase their work and allow
Swindon Commercial Services Ltd (SCS) commissioned O’Brien Media to create a website to support the application to create a solar park at Wroughton (in conjunction with the
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