Websites for legal organisations

We build sites to automatically be optimised for appearing prominently on search engines.

Our underlying technology includes many techniques for ensuring sites are visible, including XML sitemaps, control over title and other meta tags, robots.txt files, ALT tags on images, good page naming, effective interfacing with social media, and more.

Good SEO is also about regularly updating and adding content. So our tech allows non-technical users to quickly add new content such as blogs and news articles, and to easily keep key web pages up to date.

We build sites with calls-to-action ("CTAs"), which can include contact enquiry forms. They can be very simple, or can ask for more structured information.

Forms can simply generate an enquiry email to a marketing or sales person, or they can feed the customer information into a CRM or mailing list. 

We are a friendly team, based in Reading, UK. We're approachable, enthusiastic, detail-conscious, and we know our subject.

We like to think we have good working relationships with all of our customers, and this is borne out by great feedback from them and long-term relationships.

We build most sites on Zenario. We realise there are other good CMSs out there, but from considerable experience in the market we believe that none of them quite measures up to Zenario.

By concentrating on one platform, we can work more efficiently and can provide a massive range of features and adjustments, as our clients may require.

We offer Zenario as a hosted solution: the service includes not just physical hosting, but also support by phone, email, Skype and screen-sharing. 

You will. Because we design bespoke sites for our customers, the design becomes yours on full settlement of our invoices.

We never make an additional charge for intellectual property of a design.

We can also provide you with source graphic files (again for free), and can even create high-resolution files that can be used in print, or for large-format purposes like exhibition stands, although this usually entails a small fee.