HTML5 only new browser need apply
Sinuous – HTML5
A game built using canvas which will test your mouse pointer reflexes.
Sinuous 01
Bakemono – HTML5
A little monster that I brought to life with JavaScript. Bakemono is Japanese for monster.
Bakemono 01
Keylight – HTML5
A playhead travels between keys which resonate in sound depending on where they are placed in the room.
Keylight 03
Blob – HTML5
Soft blobby physics. It’s like, you know… jelly?
Blob 03
Magnetic – HTML5
Control and create currents of particles which react to magnetic nodes.
Magnetic 02
Trail – HTML5
Particle movement patterns that generate smooth trails.
Trail 01
Trail 02
Trail 03
Particle Depth – HTML5
Particle positioning patterns using depth.
Particle Depth 02
Wave – HTML5
A wave with bubbles floating on the surface, the bubbles each represent a tweet with the word “water” in it.
Wave 03
Particles – HTML5
Particles slide across the screen and grow as they get close to the mouse.
Particles 01
Particles 02
Social media trends
It seems that every company large and small is wanting to get involved with the social media trend and where it is going. Does this mean that the traditional search via search engine has had it’s day and we are now delivered the information we desire direct to our web page?
How much does a web site cost
It is important that a web site should not just work well and work well all the time (hosting and good programming) but it should always look good, be easy to maintain and generate interest for your business. New techniques to get people to your site to look at what you offer and feed them through the process of purchasing your products or services is very important. If they do not buy today it could be in the future. So gathering potencial customer data is very important.
The design, programming and maintenance of a website is very expensive. You can be looking at £150 plus for a good design layout and that is just the layout, you may want images going on each page which cost £50 each from stock unless you supply the images.
The bespoke development of a site takes a long time to plan. The logic and debugging can take forever. Then it has to be tested on the internet, under load and getting masses of data added. After a couple of weeks it can be audited and tweaked to assure reliability.
Basically you are looking at a large amount of money for the development of a website but it all depends on how complex you want it and what you want it to do.
If you know exactly what you want and when you want it, you will save time and money in the long run.
This is our pricing structure:
£250 per site 10 pages, contact page select from templates
Full editable CMS, automatically updated.
Additional pages at £10 per page.
Example extras
Custom design and layout £250
Newsletter £50
Forum £50
Shop £450
Jobs system £200
Social network £200
Stats £50
Social network site links £50
News feeds £50
Gallery £100
News and Events £50
Search engine optimisation £10 per page
Bespoke programming £25 per hour
Domain registration: £12 / Year
Hosting £50 / Year
Email Setup: £50
Email marketing
Email marketing is still alive and very important. If you are interested in email marketing we can set you up a site that uses a newsletter facility, people subscribe to the newsletter and you can send out an email when ever you like.