We have launched our first game for Android devices. Real rugby has been made using a realistic engine, but with fun in mind. An IOS version will soon be appearing on the app store. To find out more visit the Android marketplace here please feel free to leave a review!
We have created a mobile phone application for our pupilreports.co.uk service that allows parents to login and view their child’s latest report. The app can be found on the following links:
No other system offers this level of access.
Have you thought about development of an app for mobile devices? There are many benefits of offering this technology, we’ve listed a few below:
Professionalism - An app can enhance a corporate image.
Revenue - optional charges to download an app.
Extend brand experience - Great for brand building, and taking customer service to the next level.
Enhance marketing - Figures show higher conversion rates in eCommerce.
Acquire new customers - Create an app which fits consumer needs and your audience will grow organically.
Digital touchpoint - Customer interaction with your brand will be at a more intimate level and will work as another touchpoint in your digital strategy.
PR story - Create an opportunity to contact the media and let them know about your company and brand – the media loves to talk about apps!
Frontier Technology - Lead the way in modern technologies.
Compatibility - The lack of flash support on mobile apple devices can be support via an app.
Contact us now to develop an app for your company!
We are pleased to announce that we have launched school photography services. Our first shoot is taking place in Liverpool starting July 2011. Our post shoot service is on-line based making the process of photo ordering a much more user friendly and simple experience. Visit our website umbrella photography for more info
We put the quality back into website design.
With the rise of free open source solutions graphic designers and agencies have become resellers of code that is not created by themselves, but tweaked to match the needs of the end user. The result is poor quality website design. While we acknowledge that these systems can have their place, they should not be used solely when products are offered.
We can create bespoke websites, which are coded by ourselves and tailored towards your needs without reselling tweaked free solutions. Please view our latest bespoke site: http://www.conservatoryblindsexpress.co.uk/
We’ve upgraded our Online Reporting system…
Our system previously supported one report per student. The system has now been upgraded to allow multiple reports per student. Parents can choose to view any of these reports by logging into their child’s admin area.
We’ve also added a comments feature - parents can now offer feedback by commenting on their childs report.
For more information about Pupil Reports please visit www.pupilreports.co.uk
A micro site is an individual web page that functions as supplement to your primary website. The micro site has its own domain name and targets a specific audience, and is a great way of advertising a specific product.
Visit www.liverpoolweddingphotography.com for an example of our micro sites.
Heres an update on a few website projects that have recently gone live, all allowing users to insert their own data. Below are links to two e-commerce sites, and two content managed websites. Should you wish to find out about more about our website service please feel free to contact us:
We were approached by the Liverpool Homeless Outreach team to supply them with a website. We were very happy to sponsor the outreach and be involved in such a great work. The site can be found by clicking here.
Have a look at one of our latest redesigns, the site can be found here
We feel that it is of utmost importance to stay on top of the latest technologies in website design and have therefore incorporated the latest Web 2.0 technologies into this content managed site. As with any technology website technology is constantly on the move and we like to keep our clients as up to date as possible.
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