Development

Whether you wish to promote your new or existing business, want to get the world to know you via a website or a blog, want to share insight into a project you're working on and gain support, we'll have a vision of how to help you make that happen. Websites are essential for businesses, but are also a great way of promoting yourself, your idea, project, work, or product as an individual just the same.

Whether you already run a physical store and wish to introduce another source of revenue, or are looking to run an online store only, we have a solution. No matter what kind of a store you need, retail, wholesale, digital goods. Regardless of the industry, clothing, IT, consumer electronics, food, we've done them all.

Catalogue sites can vary greatly in their definition and we will cover most common types in more depth later in this article. They can be product based showcase catalogues for manufacturers, product lists for distributors, location based catalogues like restaurant or museum guides, and anything in between. They are generally complex projects, and are very similar to online stores in their production.

Let's first touch on the definition of 'custom' in this context, as it can vary greatly from platform to platform. For in-house solutions, it is generally everything that deviates from commonly expected behaviour. For widely used solutions like Joomla! or Wordpress, definition becomes less broad as someone somewhere has likely already required certain functionality, and may be available as an extension, or similar enough to be adapted.

What's better than a banner? Why, an animated banner of course.  Animated banners are a great way of catching extra attention, and make you website more dynamic. They are mainly useful for home page, as once your user is engaged, you want them to engage with your content. Animated banners are 2D banners, meaning you have your usual banner background, but it's written content and elements are animated in some way. And the important part is, wri...

It's very exciting when industry unrelated tools and work can be used for other purposes. In this case, web sites and animated movies. It seemingly doesn't really go together. We're used to seeing animated vector graphics and they can definitely be great, while animated banners are made out of a number of images, clever timings and movement. 3D animations are a different sort altogether.

SEO we write is a common sense approach to meta data. Description is simple and reflects the page, keywords which Google doesn't use anymore are still used on request, and are a combination of important words reflecting the content and long tail terms ('printer, ink, cartridge' and 'printer ink cartridge'), alt tags (image tags) are used, and overall SEO in mind design is used, with page elements reflecting current recommended practices.