Data Capture Web Design

Content Incorporated

There was a lot of new content required for the site redesign, so we discussed with the client the best way to incorporate this into the new website structure. This was to ensure all services were clearly presented and navigated easily by visitors to the site. The four core services were given a colour linked to the existing brand, and this theme now runs throughout the site, and across additional ODC content, both digital and in print.  

Call to Actions

One key element missing from the previous site was a call to action. A key part of ensuring visitors to the site could get in touch was critical when considering the website redesign. The site needs to be really clear, and easy to interact with, and provide a clear way of getting in touch. This enhances the customer journey, and guides visitors to the site to enquire via phone or through the contact form.  

Team Training, Owning Updates

Members of the team who used to manage the old website had left the business, so Wordpress training was given, and explainer videos provided, to their replacements. This ensures that those team members taking responsibility for updating the site are familiar with the layout, how to update the site, and manage the content themselves.  

Ongoing Design Work

After the successful completion of the website redesign, ODC contact Yellow Moose about doing additional design work. We worked with them to understand the requirements of the brief and design a new interactive template that will be used to send out branded proposals to prospective clients.  

New Logo

We undertook a new logo design with ODC in January 2023. The outcome was a much more modern looking logo that better compliments the website and other branded material.