Today we saw the official launch of the New website for Suffolk based Kitchen makers Munro Taylor. Munro Taylor builds unique fitted kitchens using the finest timers and beautiful craftsmanship. Kitchens are their primary work but also create amazing bathrooms, panties and walk in wardrobes.
Loopwhole  designed the website to be scalable and [...]

Last week saw the launch of the new website for Camparts, a Suffolk distributer of commercial truck, trailer and PSV parts. Camparts has been trading for over 20 years and recently decided it was time to improve their web presence. The website includes a a fresh new look and feel with a [...]

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Last week saw the lauch of Roland Plastics new website.

Roland Plastics specialise in the supply of precision engineered injection mouldings and assemblies in a wide range thermoplastic materials, produced on state of the art machines.
The Wickam Market/Suffolk based, Plastic Injection Moulding Company required a new website to lift their brand and gain a stronger presence [...]

A recent report by Nielsen has show that the UK mobile usage is growing eight times faster than the wired (traditional internet usage) did. The report also states that there are currently 7 million mobile internet users currently in the UK and those numbers are growing fast.
For the last couple of year marketeers have claimed [...]

Oh this one gets me every time so I thought I would make a note of it and share with everyone.
If you have a floated element in your webpage and have either a left or right margin applied to that element, IE6 doubles the margin size you have specified.
There is a simple fix for this. [...]

In a recession, many companies first response is often to tighten their belts, cutting any non essential outgoings in preparation to weather the financial storm. However this may not be the best policy when it comes to marketing. In times of poor economic growth, it is often the perfect time for companies to be a [...]