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Anyone who tells you that search engine optimisation is easy really doesn't know enough about it. It requires knowledge and understanding in all key areas of website making including design, development, copywriting, marketing and business.
Creating a website requires a customer-centric focus and a strategy that works towards ensuring your customers maximise their time on your site.
In any creative job, whether it’s copywriting or web design or whatever, you can find yourself lacking instant inspiration. Ask any web designer or creative artist, they’ll probably have a couple of “hit the wall” stories.
Dismiss any beliefs of what makes the best website. While there are no rules, in order to build the very best websites, your website should enhance users brand loyalty – your organisations online presence should compliment your offline endeavours.
Wiliam was a-buzz this afternoon when a great article about our web design company and Managing Director- Robert Beerworth, was published on SmartCompany.com.au.
Over the last 8 years, Wiliam has worked hand-in-hand with the National Breast Cancer Foundation as their digital agency. Wiliam will continue to support the NBCF, who strive to shed light on this serious epidemic that affects one in 8 women before the age of 85.
Database development is a significant part of contemporary web design and development. Web sites that contain significant functionality – such as membership profiles and dynamic personalisation – often require data-design know-how.
Trends are fantastic and the internet has taken hold of the iconic web 2.0 phenomenon like the drop-shadow of an e-Fish to Water; luckily for web design firms across the world, a new era of web 2.0 design and web 2.0 development has ensued.
There is no doubt about it, 2007 is set to be a monumental year for Automotive online, a year that sees the end of the traditional, a year that sees the crowning of a new king.
A recent article in the SMH titled It’s web take 2.0 confirms what we have been telling our clients for a very long time. When considering your next web design project or the upgrade of your current website, it is important to keep in mind the differences and advantages of a Web 2.0 website.
<br><br>The best strategies for developing an intranet solution become less and less clear the bigger the organisation becomes. The evitable intranet project that is correctly undergone by most large organisiations in an attempt to improve efficiency, is patched together in a scattered manner with different divisions creating their own areas and little coordination or experience.
A recent article Web 2.0 how to design style guide illustrated some very good examples of design elements that form the Web 2.0 design trends. The following articles discusses some the of elements and examples of their application within Wiliam’s client projects.
One of the key goals of a website for businesses is to engage users and to maximse the conversion rate. A conversion of a visitor can be many things, some examples include newsletter opt in, sales enquiry or document download.
Complacency is a killer when it comes to retaining your competitive position online. The past 18 months has seen a significant increase in the adoption of technologies and techniques that only last year, were perceived by some as “never going to catch on”.
Depending on the size and complexity of your website, the concept of getting your users to their destination in 3 clicks or less is not always achievable – attempting it can in fact be completely counter-intuitive and make your site even more unruly.
“Measure twice, cut once”, this wise piece of advice is relevant to many facets of life but in particular website design. How often is a site revised, tweaked, manipulated and revised again before going live? In more cases than not this painstaking process can be avoided by placing greater emphasis on project specification.