Mobile responsive web design

Every website we build is optimised to ensure it is responsive on all devices. This includes mobile devices as well as tablets. With correctly sized images and text, we aim to deliver high quality websites that perform well on all platforms.

Platforms like:

• Phones (Android & IOS)
• Tablets (Android & iPadOS)

The majority of users on the web are using mobile devices. It’s absolutely essential to have a mobile-friendly website in the current age. Online shopping sees most users on mobile devices. Let’s make your website mobile responsive today.

Website SEO

All of our websites are built using SEO best practices with the addition of an XML sitemap to ensure your website can be easily indexed by Google. Whilst SEO is a marathon rather than a sprint, we make sure that your website is built using these fundamental principles to get ahead of your competition.

Some Key Aspects of SEO:

• Keyword Relevance
• Website User Experience
• Back Links (Referral Links)
• Google Integration
• Social Media Interaction
• Website Content Publishing
• Content Update Frequency
• Technical Crawlability

Contact us today for all of your SEO needs.

Social media integration

We will integrate your social media accounts with your website in order to help you engage with your audience, improve your followership and generate more traffic by making your social platforms accessible to your target audience and customers via your website.

Integrated Social Media Platforms like:

• Twitter
• Facebook
• YouTube
• Instagram
• LinkedIn
• WhatsApp

• Google Analytics Set up and Integration

A good website is also a conversion funnel with touchpoints that progress buyers on a digital journey to engagement or transaction.

If your website is to be effective in this regard, you must track visitor behaviour. Any web developer worth their salt would be remis neglecting this step.

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Imagine walking in to a shoe shop. The clerk at the front then asks you if you would like some help finding a good pair of shoes. This clerk is essentially an API in this situation. You don’t know the whole process behind manufacturing, shipping, arranging and pricing the shoes but this clerk is there to help make the process of buying your favourite pair of new shoes that much easier. An API is the clerk for a websites information and processes. The API just gives you all of the relevant information needed in a convenient manner.

An API is a software mediator that acts as the middle man between two applications and allows them to communicate with each other. When you use apps like Facebook, Whatsapp and Instagram together, it’s an API that allows them all to talk to each other seamlessly without having to develop the code to do it. An API Essentially connects one process to another, making API’s essential for use between two programs.

An API is your interpreter when dealing with other applications, making everything easier.

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Understanding the structure you need take with your website development takes knowing what you are aiming to achieve. With a website, it’s best to imagine your business like a car of sorts. Now I know what you’re thinking… “What does a website have to do with cars?”… But bear with me for a second. If you need to get from point a to point b, you also need to think about what needs to go with you, how long you are going to take to get there, how many people need to be in the car, how often you need to refuel, how comfortable you would like the trip to be and even, does it look good? We could all just go out and buy the cheapest car on the market and put time and effort into building it up, but that takes time and money that we can’t always foresee, and sometimes a mechanic or any knowledgeable person might help make this process a little easier.

With websites, knowing what platform to build on is the same as building your dream car. “How many visitors can my website handle?” “How far will this website take me?” “What will my website be for?” “How often do I need to update my website?” “How easy is my website to use and does it look good?” If you’re looking for an online shop, sites like Shopify are a perfect solution to help you on your journey to becoming the next Jeff Bezos. If you’re looking for a beautiful blog to host your many adventures or recipes, WordPress could make your life a bit easier when uploading your next Pulitzer prize winning article! The idea that a website should be one-size-fits-all has long since faded into memory and knowing where to start might help you understand the best platform for you.

With website design and development, there are many things to consider when building your online identity from what your website needs, how much will your website cost, how often do you need to update your website to what are you building your website for. With the need for an online presence growing ever-more important in today’s global village, one has to find the perfect platform for their website, and with so many to choose from, it isn’t easy to know where to turn, and this is where choosing the right path can be a genuinely difficult experience and finding your perfect website shouldn’t be. That’s why we are here to help you in picking the right platform for your website.

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