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Software Design UK
is the creator of great web sites and bespoke software.
What are "Sample" sites?
We have pre-prepared a number of "off the shelf" sites for clients, for speed of development and great value site creation.
Much of the cost and delay in developing web sites arises in designing the site. Typically,
with standard cost constraints that arise in business, the need to keep costs in
control impacts on the quality of the design. Often, inadequate time is spent designing
a site that works well for a business's own particular needs.
Our range of pre-designed, "off-the-shelf" sites are designed to have
built in style and to work in different situations. This means we can
produce stylish, high impact web sites for our clients in less than
one hour, at costs that are almost inconceivable to web designers.
Typically, we help select a site that is appropriate to the circumstances
of our clients. Usually, the colour schemes will be modified to
match the logos and colour schemes of a business. Once the colours
and images have been tailored to our clients, their sites take on
an individuality that belies the design process.
To see the available sites, click on the images below.
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Style : Inviting
The "Inviting" site is designed to accommodate extensive text. It has
room for many or few images, but will retain an airy feel, even
with significant amounts of information to convey.
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Style : Distinctive
The "Distinctive" style has a dynamic and "modern" feel to it.
It is a site that is particularly appropriate where there is
"movement" to the images and text.
A good example of this site in action is
www.amershamjudo.org.uk
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Style : Clear
The "Clear" style is distinctive and simple. It can accommodate
most business images and provides a good and quiet background. It
is a site that works particularly well for a short, succinct
message, allowing strong images to take centre stage, whilst
retaining a good feel where there are few or no images that
are relevant to the business. It is also adaptable to accept a
reasonably extensive number of pages.
The sites works well where there are some "headline" messages
that need to be conveyed, with some "subsidiary" explanation
needed but where care needs to be taken to avoid watering
down the message with the detail.
An example of this style being adapted to display Sportswear can be found at
www.flashsports.co.uk
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Style : Smart
The "Smart" site has a very sophisticated feel. It is particularly
well suited where there are a small number of very strong
images to display which support the objective of the site. The
site will have a very strong impact where the images themselves are
powerful.
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Style : Spacious
The "Spacious" site is designed with a considerable amount of
white space. It is a great site where there are a small number
of very important messages to get across, and which need more than
the standards "two to three" words of an advertisement to
convey adequately the message or messages.
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Style : Advanced menu system
The "Advanced menu system" sample demonstrates use of a menu system that accommodates
a very large web site, whose content changes continually. Typically, it is very
time consuming and difficult to updating every relevant page in a web site every time a
new link is added, where the site contains more than 10 pages and where the site
is updated regularly. This sample site illustrates a system that requires updates
to the menu system to be entered only in one file, with all web pages being
updated automatically from the page. Note how each page has a "map" showing both
where you are in the site, and what options are available. This facility is
also automated, so that the single updated file propagates these updates too.
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