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E-commerce (electronic commerce) is the term used to describe the buying and selling of goods and services via the internet. Besides the sale of physical products, it is possible to sell digital goods, subscriptions and services on the web. It is also becoming increasingly popular for organisations and charities to provide donation buttons on their pages. Read more…

If you need a WordPress designer / developer or a WordPress programmer to produce highly customised themes and plugins for your WordPress website, we can help. We’ve worked with the platform extensively on our clients’ websites as well as our own. Read more…

Choosing a web design agency or web design studio can be a daunting prospect. In Cardiff alone there are a vast number of companies offering the skills and services required to establish and develop your presence on the web. Looking outside your immediate locale for a suitable web design studio can be even more daunting still. If working remotely with your chosen individual, studio or agency is a viable option, the scope of your search could potentially become global. Read more…

Before beginning work on a new website, it is important to establish what the content will be, and how this content will be broken down. Separating information into relevant pages and sub-pages will begin to inform how the design and layout of your site should function; this is called a site-map. With this in place, we can start to formalise ideas regarding the look and feel of your site. You may already have some ideas taken from other websites you like, or you can provide a brief and we will present you with ideas. Read more…

There are a number of processes involved in designing and building high quality websites. While it’s important that websites are visually appealing, good web design principles go beyond the purely aesthetic. With such a wealth of information available at our fingertips, websites that go the extra mile in presenting that information clearly and consistently often mark the difference between positive and negative user experiences. Read more…