What do you get?

• 2 GB of disk space
• 10 GB bandwidth
• 1 hosted website
• 1 MySQL database
• No subdomains
• No domain aliases
• PHP mail() or SSL are provided as paid addon.
• It's 100% FREE

Here at Identity, we work with clients from a wide range of backgrounds. From businesses involved in the construction and service industries to corporate clients based in the heart of the City, our expert team can turn their talents to any brief and any style of design.

One of our most recent clients, Osmo Partners, is a great example of this. Their high end clientele and corporate image made it important for the new site to be slick, stylish and contemporary. Our designers rose to the challenge, delivering a site that is not only eye-catching, but practical and future-proof as well.

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After 25 years of of supplying mooring equipment and products, Boat Gear Direct came to Identity needing an e-commerce website update. Their old site was not responsive, not easy to manage or update and was looking dated. After a consultation with the client we then went forth and produced a responsive e-commerce website which can be updated with ease, and has a modern minimalistic feel.

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With more people searching for products and services online than ever before, having a website which grabs and retains attention is vital. This is exactly what is achieved with Ebstone a leading kitchen supplier based in the UK for nolte, Nobilia and Macintosh kitchens.

Like many innovative and forward thinking businesses, Ebstone Kitchens realised that they needed to upgrade their online presence if their website was going to give customers the right first impression about their brand. By working closely with Ebstone Kitchens, we were able to give their site a full facelift, bringing their web presence right up to date and giving them a site that reflected their company image whilst showcasing the high quality kitchens they supply.

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Though the website we created for the Centre for Child Mental Health has been up and running for a while now, we’ve made a number of changes and tweaks over the last few months so thought this would be a great time to take a closer look at the organisation, the work they do and the website we built for this important cause.

View new website: www.childmentalhealthcentre.org

Are you using the right keywords?

For example, we are a web design company based in Ipswich so our primary keywords are:

• Web design
• Web designers
• Web development
• Web-based services
• Ipswich

With more people searching for new products and services online than ever before, having a trustworthy, well designed and easy to use website is more important than ever. And, in fact, most visitors will use your site’s content and aesthetics to make a snap decision about your business within seconds of logging on.

View new website: www.londonarthouse.com

After another busy week in the Identity Web Design office, we’re pleased to announce that our latest project is finished and ready for action. After a complete overhaul, the Mr Tomkinson site now has a great new look, a strong identity and an easy to use layout. Perfect for desktop and mobile users alike, the new site will help to give this high quality business the web presence it deserves.

View new website: www.mrtomkinson.co.uk

Whether they’re buying a new TV, investing in printed marketing materials, booking a holiday, planning a wedding or picking up a few last minute presents, people like to do business with companies they trust. No one wants to be ripped off, disappointed or let down at the last minute. So as people browse the web in search of products or services, they automatically gravitate towards websites that look trustworthy.

Building trust through web design is an established practice and a lot of web design companies work hard to develop graphics, features and techniques that will help people trust a business, converting them from visitors into customers as they go. If it’s been a while since your company website had a redesign, or you’re launching a brand new business onto the web, taking the time to ensure your website looks and feels trustworthy could pay dividends in the future.

Whenever we produce a shiny new website, we like to take a minute to sit back and appreciate our hard work and the impressive results we’ve achieved. So here goes...

A great example of what our know-how, experience and innovation can produce is the new The-Shop@86 website. Replacing an old, tired looking site, the new online shop we’ve built for the business shows off their popular products, casts the company in the best possible light and ensures a fantastic, smooth experience for every user who visits the retailer.

View new website: www.shopat86.co.uk

In the last few years, the popularity of the mobile web has sky rocketed. In 2015, the number of Google searches performed on mobile devices outstripped the number made on laptops and desktops. A third of Brits now see their phone as their go-to internet browsing device and smartphone use has increased 394% in the last four years.

As well as making for interesting statistics, these figures show the importance of the mobile web. Companies that want to connect with their customers regardless of their geographical location have to invest in getting their site ready for the mobile web, otherwise they may miss out and risk giving their business to the competition.

If there’s one thing that every hardworking company needs, it’s a good quality, professional website. Small businesses across the globe are still making do with template sites and self-made homepages, both of which can look amateurish and often fail to give customers the best possible impression of a growing enterprise.

When we have the chance to give one of these hard working, dedicated companies a brand new, up to date website, we jump at it. In one of our most recent projects we were tasked with tackling the Turbologistics site. We used our technical know-how and creativity to give it the look, the usability and the professionalism it needed to do the business justice.

View new website: http://turblogistics.com

What does Responsive mean in the world of web and should I upgrade my website?

"In simple terms, a responsive web design uses "media queries" to figure out what resolution of device it's being served on."

Designing Web Pages for Scanning, Not Reading!

Faced with the fact that your users are whizzing by, there are five important things you can do to make sure they see and understand as much of your site as possible.

• Create a clear visual hierarchy on each page
• Take advantage of conventions
• Break pages up into clearly defined areas
• Make it obvious what's clickable
• Minimise noise