Well roll me round in a rusty milk churn..
The website I designed for Adam Price MP has won the British Computer Society’s “Best MP’s Website Award“.
The BCS president and head of the judging panel Nigel Shadbolt described the site as “an outstanding example” of design, engagement and accessibility.
You can browse every UK MP’s website to compare and contrast. If that’s not enough excitement for you, how about the website of every Member of the European Parliament.
Work Thoughts
I bring to my sites an understanding of the user and insight into what gives the website visitor a rewarding rather than a frustrating experience. So I concentrate on:
- good design: both visually and in the structuring of the navigation of information
- Search Engine friendliness: so that Google and the others can find and catalogue your site easily
- high accessibility: enabling less able users to enjoy your site
- content management: allowing site owners to create and edit pages through their web browser
- ongoing support: for when training is needed or stuff happens and you need help and advice.
Latest Launch
April 2008: Keith Bougourd is well known on both sides of the Atlantic for his miniature clocks, furniture and room-boxes. He is also an antique collector and has now has a web presence for that side of his business.
www.bougourd-antiques.com is built using WordPress as a Content Management System so Keith can manage the updating himself. His antiques are displayed using a WordPress gallery plug-in which automatically generates thumbnails and slide shows.
Home Thoughts
You’ll notice that I now have a Blog called “Home Thoughts”. This gives me a chance to write about some of the things which I think are important, or interesting, or just plain silly.
Please enjoy your stay here and feel free to contact me, Jeremy Clulow, at any time. If I can’t provide what you need I can probably point you in the direction of someone who can.
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