OVERVIEW
The existing website did not represent the retail mix at Captain Cook Square, Middlesbrough, it was rarely being visited as it was hard to navigate and not particularly inviting. The website was not appearing in website searches.
SOLUTION
The new Captain Cook website was built to ensure it was easy to navigate on all platforms and was bright, colourful and welcoming. The SEO on the site was a key focus ensuring that it appeared in search engine rankings.
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Craven Court in Skipton is a very unique shopping destination with a wonderful array of independent businesses in a beautiful setting. The previous website did not represent the brand.
SOLUTION
The new website we built is stylish and in keeping with the unique nature of the shopping destination.
The website allows independent stores to showcase their brands. The website is now user-friendly and optimised for mobile use.
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The Grove in Witham needed a new website to represent their current retail mix, that was user-friendly and that worked on a mobile device.
SOLUTION
We transformed the website into a modern and more user-friendly site, with mobile optimisation as our key priority.
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The previous website for The Forum in Sittingbourne was outdated and wasn’t mobile compatible.
The centre had recently had a re-brand and the website needed to be updated to match the fun, bright brand that people saw when they visited the centre.
SOLUTION
We designed a website that represented the new brand and showcased what The Forum has to offer. We built the website with mobile optimisation and navigation as our key priorities.
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Harrow BID were in need of a new B2C website to attract new and existing customers back to the town centre. A fun and vibrant website was created to showcase Harrow as ‘the place to be’.
SOLUTION
Working closely with the BID team we created a community hub website; The website includes key town centre information, event, charity pages well as acting as the key to the community. The website is image lead; showcasing the best of Harrow to encourage footfall.
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Liverpool ONE already had brand recognition but the need for a new website that positively improved the overall consumer performance was required, aiming to simplify the user journey.
Liverpool ONE have a busy schedule and a lot of tenants; we were briefed to simplify the journey and ensure it’s not an information overload when visiting the site.
SOLUTION
Working in partnership with Liverpool ONE we created a new, slick website showcasing the existing brand. By transforming the website into a more user-friendly site, we helped showcase and promote Liverpool ONE in a more simple way.
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arc already had brand recognition but the website was old fashioned and needed a refresh to stay up to date with current trends.
SOLUTION
We transformed the website into a modern and more user-friendly site, with mobile optimisation as our key priority.
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The regeneration of Seaway presents an opportunity to revitalise the town centre and build a better Southend.
A new website that served a B2C purpose rather than B2B was required, communicating up to date, inspiring messaging and used as the ‘hub’ through the scheme’s digital placemaking strategy.
SOLUTION
We repositioned the Seaway development with a complete rebrand and new website identity that was fit for consumer purposes. We introduced a new colour palette made up of bold secondary colours that complement each other and give off a fun and innovative vibe.
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Revo provides a platform for its members to network, share experiences, provoke thinking and lead the evolution of the built environment. It already had a widespread brand recognition but the need for a new website that positively improved the overall consumer performance was required, aiming to increase dwell time and membership sign-ups.
SOLUTION
Working in partnership with board & committee members, we provided a new, mobile-friendly website that established the existing brand. By transforming the website into a more user-friendly site, we helped showcase the added value benefits for its members, consumers and general users.
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The Galaxy in Luton was in need of a new B2C website to attract new and existing users. The previous Galaxy website was outdated, difficult to navigate and was not mobile-friendly enough for today’s consumer.
SOLUTION
We produced a cost-effective website that is user friendly, engaging, creative and most importantly mobile friendly! With a bright, fashionable design that is perfect for The Galaxy, we implemented a vast range of functionality, allowing us to promote events, advertise tenants and communicate important information through an engaging design.
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As one of our ‘Good Deeds’ we partnered with Bury St Edmunds Women’s Aid to offer our marketing services free of charge, which included designing and building them a new website. Their current website was outdated with a mix of styles and no real brand identity. The website was not easy to navigate which made it difficult to find the right information easily. The website was not mobile compatible.
SOLUTION
The new website is clean, bright and with a clear brand. The site is easy to navigate on both desktops and mobiles, with critical information easy to find. The website also includes a ‘Quick Exit’ button. We included a mix of photographs to represent the broad spectrum of people who use the services provided by the Women’s Aid.
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