Author: Hannah Mason

We have recently been working on a re-design of a website for one of our clients. The site is pretty dated and is well overdue for a new look and a complete overhaul of the information architecture of the website. We have worked hard to scope out the brief, gain a real understanding of what the...Read More

The world is divided into two types of people; those who open a new product, look for the instructions, sit down and read them cover to cover and those who open a new product, throw the instructions away with the packaging and then proceed to try and work out how something works. I am firmly of the ...Read More

Earlier this year The Web Showroom decided to send clients a survey, to find out more about how they used our SEO and web design customer support services and how they rated them. The results were surprising in some ways and as we thought they would be in others. Our initial thoughts about running...Read More

We often get asked how payments are processed on an ecommerce website. There are many different options and it can be very confusing when setting up a new website to know which solution is the best one. Every business is different and your needs as a business owner will differ so it is up to you to ...Read More

Last weekend was my four year anniversary working for The Web Showroom. As one of the first employees in early 2008 I have seen the Web Design business grow from a handful of people to over 25 staff and the Online Marketing department grow from one in 2010 to over 20 with more predicted to join us...Read More

8. Clear lines of contact - a web design that builds credibility Gaining trust and building credibility quickly are an important part of online shopping. If people can see phone numbers, email addresses and/or a physical address they will feel more confident that the website is a real business and...Read More

In the current economic climate many people think they should open an online store or close their physical store to get online. In theory this makes sense and should cost less than bricks and mortar but it is very easy to sink $10-$20K into an online store without much thought and not sell a thing! ...Read More

This is a question we get asked all the time and the simple answer is, it depends on what you want from your website. You don’t have to spend tens of thousands of dollars on a website for it to look good but spending $250 will rarely give you a website that has a good blend of design and...Read More

Email marketing is one of the most trusted methods of communicating with customers. It can be used by companies of all sizes to bring targeted traffic to a website. You can use it to build a relationship with your clients through staying in touch regularly with updates, special offers or just...Read More