Web design in Ireland

by Gemma McClay 29. September 2010 03:05

A person's attention span is so limited that even a minute of waiting causes boredom. Visitors quickly lose interest if the page they are trying to open does not load in fifteen seconds. Who would want to stare on an empty page? Contact our team today to discover how we can promote your business online.

A few points with web design: graphic and web designs are tailored specifically to attract maximum attention or interest. An attractive design may be more likely to be easily recalled than plain text. Having a powerful design, logo or trademark is governed by basic rules. One of the most important rule is that a website must be easy to read. It means that the text and background colours are selected very carefully so that the background does not obscure the text. Dark and light colours should be matched that it does not defeat the purpose of showing each colour on a different angle.

An example is the use of dark coloured text on a light coloured background or vice versa. Careful use of size should also apply to convey the right message. Text that are too big may be interpreted as 'screaming' to visitors or readers while text that are too small are difficult to read. Capitals or bold letters also convey a 'shouting' message thus a mixture of small and capitalised text is better. You do not want to appear shouting at customers ... right?

Thus, a balance in everything is equally important. Proper alignment such that the text is aligned to the left and not on the centre, is easier to read. Central alignment of text is used mostly on headlines. The second rule is that the website should be easy to find in search engines  via SEO (Search Engine Optimisation). Although we are already in the computer age where everybody is expected to be computer literate and can navigate the internet single-handedly, the thought that everybody will be looking for such site is sometimes not true because people will be looking for a certain site with different keywords.

Are you are looking to be found in search engines like Google in the natural, organic results when people type in keywords? We can help. Every website is unique, so have a chat with our team to identify what keywords you need to target for your site, and how you would like to be found above your competitors with clean white knight SEO services.

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Facebook Game Stats

by Gavin McKechnie 29. September 2010 02:48

Facebook games are becoming bigger and more popular all the time. I personally am not sure why in the world anybody would pay for something in a virtual world but I have even heard of guys buying virtual beer. Strange!! Perhaps according to these amazing, mind blowing stats we shall all be buying fences and sheep for our virtual farms.

Whether you love them or hate them, they have become a massive part of the Facebook experience. All Facebook put this together, a list of all the most intriguing facebook stats about facebook games and the user experiences.


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O'Neills Website goes Live!

by Gemma McClay 28. September 2010 09:13

The Web bureau are pleased to be launching the new e-commerce site for O'Neills Sportswear.

 

The modern and stylish O’Neills Sportswear brand has developed from very humble beginnings and is now a very successful established brand. O’Neills has had to respond to the massive surge in demand for quality Gaelic team wear in recent years. New styles, designs and products are requested and met every year. Their expertise in innovation of design has been introduced to rugby, soccer, hockey, boxing and a wide range of other sports and leisurewear users.

Our relationship with O’Neil’s started as a fully bespoke development to match the brands web needs. The brand has developed over the years to sell high quality sportswear, as well as high quality casual branded wear and the website needed to portray this through creative and innovative design. This started by designing a unique and effective design that would be used to engage the user and encourage them to navigate between the various products. The e-commerce functionality is a completely bespoke selling tool and has been geared to match the businesses web objectives and restrictions.

O’Neill’s specification was to develop a tool that matched the selling regulations and needs, business objectives and to match the look and feel of the new quality sportswear and brands. At the same time the site needed to look well, and more importantly function well.

The Web Bureau are delighted to be partnering with O’Neill Sportswear and we hope this will be a successful venture for both parties. Watch this space to see all future developments and online marketing. 

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