Take a look at the below and let us know which is your favorite – we love what Kahn have done to the Jeep!

Porsche Panamera Brochure:

Range Rover Brochure:

Wheel Boutique brochure:

Cosworth Wheel Brochure:

Jeep Brochure:

Like the brochures? Which is your favourite?

Located off Junction 27 of the M62, the unit extends to approximately 140,000 sq ft and is one of the largest available warehouses in West Yorkshire.

Iain McPhail, associate at GVA, said: “We have already received some promising early interest from a number of occupiers. The property is very flexible as it has the capacity to accommodate both warehousing as well as more general industrial uses.”

Creating a mobile friendly website has become paramount for many businesses. Mobile websites are essentially optimized versions of the main website, an alternate version that is enhanced for use on smartphones or similar mobile devices.

Today’s mobile devices are mostly touch-based. Compared to desktop and notebook computers, they have small screens with limited screen resolution. Using a fluid layout can make an enormous difference, spacing links out for example and using simple larger font sizes will provide a clearer view.

Simple call to action buttons such as Click to Call or Click to Email will help guide users more efficiently and the use of graphical buttons rather than text links will be easier for users to touch.

Additionally it is vital that you have fast loading times, if you can’t access the page quickly the chances are that users will navigate away, potentially costing you business.

An area that is undergoing massive growth and development the rules will continually evolve so most importantly remember to refresh and manage your websites regularly, keeping it functional, user friendly and above all else effective.

Here are some example before and after shots to show the vast different in userabiltiy:

If you’d like to discuss taking your business website mobile or upgrading your current mobile website contact us to discuss!

Owner John Sparrow, searched for local design companies with a portfolio that matched the level he was looking to achieve and instructed our studio to create his brand new website.

First things first with this project we took some new shots of the building to use on the website. It’s a stunning building and we were keen to capture what you see in the flesh on the website. Using full screen imagery it really helps to sell the business and it’s main USPs.

While taking the photography – we has the pleasure in sampling the restaurants food! We can certainly vouch for it and we suggested they push for a place in the Good Food Guide – so you’ll see on the home page a small tab offering users to recommend the food to the Good Food Guide!

There’s plenty more features throughout the website so feel free to browse the site by clicking here:

The feedback from the client and from the guests using the website has been amazing and it’s a project we’re really pleased with. 

Click here to visit the site or to read more about the project we’ve featured it in our case studies section of our website.

Lounge page highlighting the hotel’s popular afternoon tea via an lighbox image gallery and latest menu to download.

We organising some high quality food photography for the hotel to aid the website in selling the high quality of food the hotel produces. On this page users can browse a virtual tour of the restaurant area, view the menu and read about where the foods is sourced locally.

The accommodation at Palm Court is slit into 3 category’s of rooms so we designed the hotel landing page to easily guide the user to the right price bracket or stand of room they require. The page also includes the latest special offers which is updated by the clients CMS system.