Atricles from Web Design by Gaynor Tilley

Tuesday, 26 January 2010

New content managed website

SolutionSurfers Ltd is a start-up training and development company. I have developed their website using WordPress as the platform. The customer is able to login to the backend and update any content on the site, thus reducing ongoing website maintenance costs.

If you are interested in a content managed website or in converting your existing brochure site to a content managed system, please call for a free, no obligation quote.

Labels: brochure website, content managed system, new business, website maintenance, website updates

Tuesday, 1 December 2009

Need to update your website?

All websites should be updated regularly. Here is site for which I regularly undertake web maintenance although I was not involved in the original development.
Visit www.qmuk.co.uk

Over time businesses grow and change and your website should reflect that. Updates to your site could range from indicating new services or products, showing recent work completed, updating staff profiles, advertising vacancies or just giving a breath of fresh air to a dated webpage. Contact me to discuss your requirements for updates to your website.

Labels: website maintenance, website updates

Wednesday, 8 July 2009

New Content Managed Website

Home Comforts Interiors, based in New Milton, offer a complete bespoke design and manufacture service of high quality traditional and modern built-in furniture across the New Forest, Christchurch and Bournemouth.

Their website launches today. There are some great photos which make the site very appealing. On the home page the photos are displayed as a slideshow and within the photo galleries they can be viewed close up using a "lightbox".

This site was built using WordPress which provides the client with a content managed system so he can update the content of the site and add new photos to the gallery keeping the maintenance costs of the website manageable.

Have a look - www.homecomfortsinteriors.co.uk

Labels: content managed system, photography, website maintenance

Sunday, 6 July 2008

Website Maintenance

All websites should be regularly updated. Customers like to see fresh content and search engines give higher priority to sites that have been recently updated.

If you have a brochure website you can pay a web designer to update the site for you. I charge £25 per hour for website maintenance. If you are concerned as to how much this would add up to - just ask. I can always discuss your options and fix a price to fit your budget.

The real benefits however are less obvious.

With my knowledge and experience I can ensure the updates to your site are written with the search engines in mind.
I can easily change the images or graphics on your site without causing the pages to "slow down".
Similarly, I can run a health check on your site to see if the coding for your site will continue to meet current W3C (World Wide Web Consortium) standards.

If your site is starting to show its age and you need help, contact me now for a free, no obligation quote.

Labels: search engines, website maintenance, website updates