The last 2 years has seen a proliferation of "smart" devices like smart-phones, tablets, mini-tablets etc and, no doubt, numerous gadgets to come - smart watches spring to mind. In our recent website usage statistical analysis for several of our clients in the last 12 months, this now accounts for some 30 to 40 percent of casual web searching and browsing.
For the last few months, Drive By Websites has been working on a website solution, to satisfy the requirements of all these devices without the need for multiple websites. Our responsive solution solves the problem of multi-device support because our sites adapt seamlessly to the new browsing habits.
Holbeach in Lincolnshire based Status Design is a long established local Architectural Practice with the proprietor, Brian Gilham, having over 30 years' experience. As a small practice they pride themselves on being able to offer a bespoke personal service to include shops and offices, home improvements, extensions. Status Design also provide a quality service tailored to meet your needs, so you can be sure of receiving the right building to your requirements. For more information, visit http://www.status-design.co.uk/
According to research carried out by www.realbusiness.co.uk, Google has stated that a mobile friendly website will rank higher in web searching because Google fully endorses responsive web design as a best practice solution.
The Drive By Websites' responsive multi-page brochure style website solution is affordable at only £499 plus VAT - this price includes one year's secure hosting, the content management system to make your own updates and, of course, our support throughout the year.
If your website doesn't support mobile/hand-held devices then the chances are that visitors to your site will leave immediately without even trying to browse and more than likely will never return.
Please feel free to give us a call for more information on 01775 761512 or visit our website where you will find further examples of responsive websites we have recently designed and developed.
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