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Your Web Presence

More Than Just A Website - Create, Share, Engage

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Symmetry Electrical

The Assignment

Symmetry provide high-quality Electrical Services. Paul Harmsworth commenced Symmetry Electrical in 2013and required a website to assist in launching his new business. Paul approached us to set his website.

Our Approach

Following our process and framework for developing a website, we planned and produced a site where people would be able to explore services provided by Paul.

The Design

Paul required a mobile first approach so that the site could easily be seen by the potential client base and their access to Internet. We ensured that photographs were relevant and unique to the Symmetry’s services.

The Outcome

Paul’s website has become a valuable resource for people searching for electrical services around Canberra and the ACT.

The Result

Symmetry Electrical’s website!

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Half of My Life

The Assignment

Phil Hall required a blog site to write his memoirs and insights into 40 years of Motorcycling. He was attempting to write his own website but got caught up in trying to create a website vs writing on a subject he was passionate about.

Our Approach

We assisted Phil by developing a blog site as a starting base for his blogging. Over time we have included social media to boost his readership.

The Design

Starting out at ground zero as a blog site means you have the flexibility to change designs over time. The site has had several designs changes since 2008.

The current design is working well and site has scaled with the number of articles and readership to the site. The inclusion of a Mega Menu allows for access to key articles and topics.

The Outcome

The project initially started out as a blog site and Phil’s web presence has extended globally through the website and use of Facebook. He has a high level of readership. Since creating the site, Phil has opened up the opportunity to engage with other enthusiasts and motorcycle celebrities to provide great stories.

What Phil says about his site

My web presence has provided me with a platform to share something I am deeply passionate about and has given me the opportunity to write for Motorcycle magazine as a regular columnist.

The Result

A blogging platform and social connections allowing Phil to contribute to a global motorcycle audience.

Image of the Half of My Life Website

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Cam’s Rendering

The Assignment

Cam Meli required a website for his new Home Rendering Service. Cam’s speciality is providing acrylic home rendering services rather than traditional cement services. To promote the new business, Cam required a website as a foundation service for his operations.  This was so that he could better connect with his potential customers online.

Our Approach

Following our process and framework for developing a web presence, we planned and built the website. One of the key elements of Cam’s website is educating potential customers.

The Design

Cam required a mobile-first approach, so that the site could easily be seen by the potential client base however they accessed the internet. A key feature was comparing existing rendering techniques versus acrylic services.  There is also an aspect of educating the reader.

We ensured that photographs were relevant and unique to Cam’s services.

The Outcome

Cam’s website has become a valuable resource for people searching for quality home rendering services. Cam has been able to grow the business and the site has become an information and reference point for his services. Cam’s Rendering ranks well when people search for home rendering services.

What Cam says about his site

The website’s going great guns.

The Result

An online presence presents Cam’s Rendering online!

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ACT Smart Electrical and Solar

The Assignment

ACT Smart Electrical & Solar are a local family owned and operated business. It’s proprietor is Scott Girvan has over 25 years electrical trade experience and is committed to providing an honest, prompt and professional electrical services.

Scott required a re-purposing of the website so he could rank higher in Google and get greater exposure in an already crowded space.

Our Approach

We worked closely with Scott to re-invigorate the content. Once we discovered the content essentials we worked on a new design.

The Design

Our goal was to provide a site that worked effectively on mobile devices as a mobile device is one of the first things people have on them when they are looking for solar and electrical services.

The site needed to be clean, easy for people to navigate and find out about Scott’s services.

The overall website design was modern, and provided easy navigation on  mobile device.

The Result

The website is a key element to the business, people know where to find the business and can explore the other services the practice provides to support their well-being. Scott is also on the first page of Google for his category of local service.

Visit ACT Smart Electrical & Solar here

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Mosaic Baptist Church

The Assignment

Mosaic Baptist Church formally Belconnen Baptist Church were going through a number of changes moving from one site with several congregations, a multi-site, multi congregational model.

This meant they required a new website to reflect their new name and vision and directions. Our role was to develop a new presentation layer for the website to support these changes.

Our Approach

As the church was simultaneously working through a new governance model it was important to capture the intent of those changes in the structure of the site and provide the platform for future growth.

The Design

Our goal was to provide a site that worked effectively on mobile devices and provide information for people seeking to find out more about the church, its location, its beliefs, its staff, its activities

The Result

The website is a key element to the church and provides information for people seeking out the church and providing key information to the congregation and visitors.

Image of the Mosaic Baptist Church