We were established before the internet became what it is today, so we know
how to put it into context.
Printed images are important as well, and our particular interest is in
understanding what each medium can - and can't - achieve.
For
example, when you move from a printed page to a computer screen. you swap
a simple rectangle for a crowded display and have
to deal
with the fact
that monitors vary a great deal in size and shape.
A common solution is to have sections of the page that vary in width and
produce scroll bars as you move around.
That's great for things like news sites where cramming
in a lot of information is important.
But on our Green Orange site, for example, we have gone for attractive
square pages - and to make sure that
they look good
on a small
screen, have opted for a lot of smaller pages instead of fewer larger ones.
Your site might need something different again - and we'll discuss what's
best for you before we start work.
