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web design oxford
web design oxford

Web design Oxford is Websites by Mark.

When you need to be on the front page of Google and look great, come to Websites by Mark

 

Just about everyone in business has a website but the question is, do they work?

Yes, technically they all do. What I mean is, do they fulfil the objectives you’ve set your business?

For example, does it drive feet through your show room door, get people calling your sales team, send through loads of email enquiries?

Websites by Mark looks beyond the visual aspect of a website. We consider the objectives you’ve identified and build sites that will help you achieve them.

We also take care of the little things like the technology that is used and the overall visibility of your message online.

The other nice thing is, we don’t charge an arm and leg to do it either!

 

The next time you are searching for "web design Oxford" why not search for "Websites by Mark"

SEOWeb design Oxford, We know the best way to market you online, do you?

Do you want to be on the front page of Google?

Search Engine Optimisation is a way to help this process.

SEO is not a magic bullet; more a series of techniques which are designed to lead you closer to your goal.

Although Google often changes the rules it uses to rank sites, by looking at the content on your site, looking at your competitor´s site and increase the amount of websites who like to you, Websites by Mark can help you achieve your online goals.

Search engine optimisation only works when in synergy with design. Without a visually appealing and well designed site, SEO generated traffic wont convert to customers. Our web design solutions marry SEO and good design ensuring the increase in traffic you experience will be matched with an increase in enquiries.

Wordpress

What is a blog? To most people it´s an online two way diary. Post thoughts and get comments.

Wordpress is much more than a simple blog today, with the invention of version 3 of this popular software, Wordpress has becomes the world´s most popular and easiest to use CMS.

With plugins and themes wordpress can now pretty much create and design any sort of website, from a simple brouchure site right though to complex membership based websites.

Best of all once it has been developed it is easy to maintain and extend without the need for specialist technical help.

Wordpress is also great at social media and SEO, ensuring you have more hits than ever before.

Bespoke web design

What is your businesses unique selling point? Every company has one.

If every company is different then it makes sense then your needs online will be unique to you.

This approach is central to all the services we offer.

We do not just sell a boxed package, we listen to what you want and create the web design solution that is right for you.

Bespoke design can often be more cost effective than an off the peg solution, due to only having the site you need, not the one that makes the most money for your service provider.

We can create and design a static html website, full CMS or something inbetween. The visual quality of the website does not change, just the technology behind it.

Our blog

Some random stories from our blog.

Accessible web design – an oxymoron

Ten years ago the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) published their project Web Accessibility Initiative. Its aim was to make the web a fairer platform for all. Today with calls for all websites to be accessible, how far have we come? Do all websites need to be accessible? Or is it another case of bad policy making by committee?

The <h3> html tag

Overview In HTML h tags stand for heading and this is split into 6 different h tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5 and h6). The <h3> tag itself is considered to be a medium repeating sub header for a webpage. By default it is displayed slightly larger than the body text but smaller than the <h2> header. As with all h tags it is considered important for SEO.When text is put between the opening and closing <h3> tag it is displayed as a Medium heading. Unlike <h1> a <h3> tag can be used multiple times on a webpage as its job is to be the heading for a web pages sub topics. Basic Usage <h3>Medium header text</h3> Any text between the opening and closing tag will be displayed as a medium heading. Advance Usage It is possible to style and add functionality to the <h3> tag, this is done by…

Facebook – Saint or Sinner

With over 350 million users worldwide, Facebook is one of the most used sites on the internet. With its roots firmly in social networking there’s nothing that can’t be done with a Facebook account these days. But with reports of Stalking, Suicide, Rape, hate crimes and child grooming being linked with Facebook should we now look elsewhere to gather on the Internet?

Newspapers are dead – long live the living story

Google recently gave the world a glimpse of where it sees news going in the future. With Living Stories, has Google unleashed the start of Minority Report style newspapers, or is there danger of good news reporting dying?

The <samp> html tag

Overview The <samp> HTML tag is known as a phrase tag, it is mainly used to style text. By default it displays text in a fixed width font which is ideal for displaying parts of programming code. Its use is almost identical to the <code> HTML tag. It works equally as well in table based layouts as well as CSS based ones. As with all phrase based HTML tags it can be used in situations where consistancy between browsers is difficalt to acheive in other ways. When text is put between the opening and closing <samp> tag it is displayed as a sample text. Basic Usage <samp>Some sample text in here</samp> Any text between the opening and closing tag will be displayed as a sample text. Advance Usage It is possible to style and add functionality to the <samp> tag, this is done by adding an attribute to after the…

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