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Modern design should be intuitive, engaging & inclusive 

Well-designed digital services make life easier for users, wherever they are and however they choose to access the web.

The websites we build are well-researched, engaging, device-friendly, on-brand and built to the current industry standard of accessibility in the UK, Europe and the USA.

We practice continuous improvement using our Web Insights service to help gain qualitative and quantitative data and further improve your digital customers' experience and satisfaction.

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Powerful, flexible and fast publishing

We currently use two Content Management Systems to deliver websites: Umbraco CMS and Wordpress.

Both have strengths in being fast, easy-to-use and well supported: Umbraco has in the region of half a million active websites worldwide and is one of the market leaders on the .NET platform.

Umbraco is particularly suited to enterprise and public sector websites because of the potential to integrate with other data sources and applications.

We're an award-nominated Umbraco Partner and have many years experience in developing and extending Umbraco CMS.

 

 

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50+ websites developed

100k lines of code written

100+ happy customers

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