You may have heard something about Adobe Catalyst, the website platform from Adobe, coming to an end. It was actually announced by Adobe last year, but has (more…)
You may have heard something about Adobe Catalyst, the website platform from Adobe, coming to an end. It was actually announced by Adobe last year, but has (more…)
At Engage Web, we often get asked to submit quotes or proposals for websites as part of a tender. This usually means there are three or more companies pitching for (more…)
Companies put considerable time and money into branding and logo design, so it’s understandable that they want these to be widely seen. A website offers the perfect opportunity to do this, but remember that it should offer your visitors something too.
When we build websites, we sometimes find that clients want a large company logo to (more…)
If you’ve decided to get a new website, it can be a very exciting time, as your site brings with it the promise of increased business, more opportunities and a chance to update your brand online. However, it can also be (more…)
Earlier this year, microblogging site Twitter made an announcement stating that it plans to roll out a simplified version of its desktop site. Six months after the initial announcement, the company is still rolling out numerous tests as (more…)
This week, one of the biggest stories in web design we’ve seen in quite some time emerged, centring on a dispute between a designer and one of the UK’s leading online fashion retailers.
Boohoo.com, which boasted a revenue of £580m for the 2018 financial year, could be about to have a sizable chunk of that (more…)
Last year I wrote a post on some of the reasons a website’s contact form might not be working. I highlighted some (more…)
A recent advert we heard on Spotify prompted howls of laughter at Engage Web, followed by sombre reflection. This quickly turned to anger as the reality of what we had just heard set in.
An ad for the (more…)