Website Designers for Local, National and International Organisations

Their wide range of services and office locations had relied on multiple websites that had become both outdated, and increasingly difficult to maintain.

Our web designers crafted a new, crisp, clean design built on the cutting-edge Craft CMS; they consolidated the previous mix of franchise location sites and service-specific domains into a single modern website that gives easy access to all of the services that Clean Genie offers. It also provides new location pages for each of their regional offices with an integrated multiple contact form system that allows messages for each location to be delivered directly to the regional office.

The rebuild also presented an opportunity to analyse and improve the website’s search engine optimisation. Our in-house Google experts carried out an audit of all of the previous sites and produced a strategy for growth. These suggestions were implemented into the build stage in combination with significant performance increases.

Our Google experts immediately began work on undoing the damage done by the Wordpress hack and advising the Transense team as to what steps they could take. Alongside this work, our design and development team began planning the site rebuild.

To increase security and improve the authoring experience we chose to rebuild the website using Craft CMS. The rebuild also presented an opportunity to consolidate three websites into one, reducing operating costs, making management more efficient and unifying design language. 

The design centres around a modular component based system that allows the Transense team to construct pages based around the content. These pages can then be easily grouped and categorised by the client to create the desired structure and hierarchy. 

The website houses everything from product information to white papers to investor information. With the help of the instructional videos produced for the client, all this content is easily managed in-house using the CMS.

Our in-house design and devel­op­ment teams worked close­ly to design and build the web­site, together with a promotional video and brochure in time for the launch at a prestigious trade show. Built on the Craft CMS plat­form KönigOut­door can update and edit all areas of the site themselves.

Provided with data exports from the old website, we were able to manipulate and import the data into the new CMS system; grouping and rationalising the product ranges in a way that made sense to the end user. Having this product data early on in the design and development process meant we could model the real content and account for the wide array of requirements the information presented.

We developed a filtering and categorisation system that allowed customers to refine their search and quickly find the products they were looking for. We also provided ways for customers to make enquiries at the opportune moment; increasing the likelihood of customer enquiries.

The website design we developed focused on improving the usability, structuring and presenting product information in a clear and succinct way. The updated design of the site also improved brand confidence by presenting a professional, consistent and unified visual style.

In addition to the main website, Ecopac also ran an additional branded site with a subset of products. As part of the project, we were tasked with upgrading this website in parallel, potentially doubling the complexity. Using the Craft CMS platform, we were able to merge the management of these two sites and manage both from a single CMS installation. This saved time, effort and duplicated data.

In order to be found by these clients, and to communicate this value, Kingsley needed a new website. A website that would clarify their extensive restoration offering and present them in a way that did justice to their detail orientated approach.

In the exploratory phase, our team worked closely with Kingsley to rationalise their services and create a structure for the new website that would remain approachable. Rather than starting with the pre-existing structure that had become bloated over the years, we removed, consolidated and refined sections and pages to create an organised and usable sitemap.

With this foundation, we were able to begin rapidly prototyping and wire framing the website to test our ideas in context. During this process the client was able to see our progress on the development site, and give time sensitive feedback to keep the project momentum going.

In parallel to the website development, we also co-ordinated multiple photo shoots with our in-house photography team to produce much needed imagery for the website.

Working with our CMS of choice (Craft CMS), we created a flexible content creation tools that allowed our content editors and the client to add to and amend the website during design and development. The efficiency of this approach meant we were able to complete the website design and build in tandem and come in on time and on budget.

After completing the planning stage, in which the site architecture and content plan were produced, we began defining the visual components. Taking an evolutionary approach, we built upon NSSE’s existing branding, refining colours, typography, iconography and imagery to elevate the aesthetic to where the company aspired to be.

A visual direction was agreed upon quickly and allowed us to start developing prototypes early on. Company stakeholders were able to view the prototypes in context (in the browser and on mobile) and get a sense for how the site would function. This allowed for meaningful feedback, which was essential for keeping momentum on the project.

Built with Craft CMS and Craft Commerce, all areas of the site, including the store, can be managed by the client. The content management system is easy to use, features live previews, flexible content and a whole host of features that our clients really appreciate. But most of all it means the site can be easily maintained and updated.