Web Design Leeds

Please note, this page is over 3 years old, I have only just realised that it is still here (27.09.2007) and I no longer work in the field of IT. Anyone wishing to find a web designer should perform a search on the internet, or use a web directory.

If you have a business, large or small, and would like a website design that includes search engine optimisation (i.e. a site developed specifically to appear in the results of your "business appropriate" searches), look at the Search Engine Optimised performance of this demonstration website, put together in Leeds, Yorkshire. If you like what you see, get in touch and find out what we can do for your company and its internet presence.

Website design

This medium sized site has a web design that includes around 350 pages and ranks on page one or page two on over 140 different topic related searches. These are not small searches and many of them produce several million results, all on "serps" (search engine results pages) that are highly competitive.

Take a look at this GaliciaGuide.com search engine stats and visitor traffic page for a list of examples that you can check out and confirm for yourself.

This website was designed and SEO by Martin Lambert and, whilst the company is not actually called Web Design Leeds, this is where Martin is based. The scope of web design work that Martin is involved in is not restricted to Leeds (or indeed Yorkshire) and, given the electronic nature of web work, an SEO or website designer can work on your project from anywhere in the world.

As an example, page content, visual design, conferencing and feedback can all be undertaken very efficiently using the phone or internet. Direct face to face contact is not a necessity when it comes to formulating a web page's design. A website is primarily a written medium and using that same medium during its development does in fact remove some of the human issues that interrupt the way in which a web page ultimately communicates with its reader.

Again, if you have not already done so, take a brief tour of this site. Search for it on google, check the readability of its content and look at the level of exposure that it obtains across the internet. Then consider the benefits that having a website promoting your company's products or services would have, given prominent positions on some pertinent keyword searches.

Here are a few factors to consider when evaluating this or any website

Does the site appear on topic related key word searches on google. Google get over 77% of all search engine traffic, so effectively they are the only search engine that really counts.

Is it obvious as soon as you arrive on a page that it is relevant and appropriate to the search that you made.

Is there a simple "intuitive" menu or navigation system that is easy to use and consistent across the website.

Is the web page quick to load, or are you left waiting for blank areas to fill with content, or wondering if the page is loading correctly.

Is the page cluttered, or dominated by images, graphics or moving objects that distract from its "real" content.

Was there a dominating message or subject matter that the page (or site) clearly communicated to you in a manner that confirmed that it was an expert resource or information source on that subject, product or service.

Was there an easy and straightforward method of getting in contact with the company or owner of the site - and from every one of the website's pages.

For contact information, use the “Contact us” link at the top of this and all pages.

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