Category: Projects
August 12, 2015
Web Design Wexford August 2015
2Cubed Web Design Wexford and Dublin launched some more new exciting websites during late July and early August, with beautiful new web designs for sites such as Height for Hire Safety Training Ireland and Sardinian Dreams going live. As well as web design in Wexford and Dublin like these two examples, we also worked with Clubman in Kilkenny to release the Clubman GAA mobile application.
The new Height for Hire Safety Training website provides information about upcoming IPAF and MEWP courses at locations throughout Ireland, including Dublin, Meath, Cork, Limerick, and Laois.
Sardinian Dreams is an Irish-based business offering accommodation and self-catering listings for the Italian island of Sardinia, as well as guided tours, local activities, amenities, and much more. We worked closely with Gianni and Anndrea at Sardinian Dreams to provide a beautiful new web design for their business, allowing their customers to easily upload and manage accommodation listings.
The Clubman mobile app is available on both iPhone and Android, and currently sits in the iTunes chart as one of the most popular sports apps in Ireland. Currently, Clubman provides fixtures, results, and news for hurling clubs across Kilkenny, and provides GAA fans with up to the minute score updates and push notifications.
We have been very slow to turn on our mobile responsive website.. Too slow really but just wanted it to be perfect. Didn’t want to effect customers experience in using our website. We feel that your brand should be treated the same way on mobile as it is on desktop and not given a light version of your brand experience when it comes to mobile. I feel let down all the time on mobile sites with the feeling would they just give me the desktop site and I might get to what I want.
Usability around mobile friendly is key. If it’s done poorly it can effect bounce rate and customer engagement. So that’s why it’s taken us so long in turning on this key feature.
Personally I’ve had two bad experiences over the weekend where two separate online shops failed to go to the checkout on mobile. I alerted both as I really felt that they were missing opportunities plus orders that they could be getting. There were more than likely unaware that this was the case because the desktop site works perfectly.
Let us know what you think of our new mobile friendly layout. One thing that is still up for discussion here is the menu and the colour but that’s just a small thing.
