I get asked this all the time, as you might expect, so here’s some info on making the right choice for your site. First of all, .ie is one of the safest domain extensions in Europe. Fact. Overall, It has a […]
Retail is tough. If you’re in the business, you’ll know all about it and despite what people may think, online retail or e-Commerce is equally as tough, if not more so perhaps, than traditional brick and mortar setups. Why? Sales […]
So you’ve decided to take the plunge and start selling online. Congratulations! That initial decision is a huge one for a lot of people so well done on making it. You’ve taken the first step on the road to expanding […]
2020 is over, a virtual write off for most and although the world still has some way to go in order to get on that road to recovery, we see glimmers of hope here and there. Having said that we […]
There has been a lot of site redesigning and rebranding here over the last while, so we thought it might be an idea to take a look at that work and gather 3 of the most important or key items […]
If you have been following our social media channels over the last couple of days you will have seen us post about design (no big surprise there) but also first impressions. First impressions count. You’ve heard that old chestnut a […]
Design vs. Efficiency Design vs. efficiency is the classic balancing act for any modern web design business. You want your site to look good and you also want it to function properly as well. Clients want the very best work […]
Ok, so you have your website up and running, whatever it may be? Well what’s next? That depends on your site, what you do with it and your budget. Website management or maintenance is something that can be put off […]
So you’ve done the hard work. The design and content is in place and everything looks nice, in your opinion at least. So where do you go from there. We have a routine that we have stuck to pretty much […]
A new client is on the horizon. There is initial contact via email, phone, message or whatever it might be outlining in very broad terms what they’re after. You meet in person either at their office or over a casual cup of coffee and discuss the project in more detail. A lot can be learned from this meeting not just of the project but of the client you will potentially be working with.
