Webheads insights
Ideas and practical thinking from our London web agency on web design, UX, development, SEO and the technologies shaping the digital landscape.
From AI-driven search and website performance to eCommerce and user journeys, we share what we are seeing, testing and learning through our work with clients.
Short Tail Keywords These are most likely the most well known and the most generic example of keywords. They would include very basic and all-encompassing words such as ‘flowers’ or ‘tv show’. Due to their very unspecific and broad use, they merely pick out a topic and offer little to no specific detail. So as you can imagine, not only is there a lot of competition for these short tail keywords; they are also known to yield little to no results or leads due to their entirely sporadic and somewhat random nature. Long Tail Keywords The opposite then, like the name implies, are long tail keywords. They zone in on exact and […]
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The Hankook Dubai24H is held on one of the most modern and challenging tracks in the world and attracts a huge global audience both in person and those streaming and watching on their devices too. We here at Webheads were glad to be able to help with sponsorship of the Dubai 24h 2020 worldwide event, with our logo appearing on not one but two of the biggest motor manufacturers and car brands in the world. Both Audi and Mercedes cars featured the distinctive Webheads logo racing around the track – a great sight to behold and a testament to the growth and reach of our team. Of course now as we know […]
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We here at Webheads are an honest and hardworking agency who believe in honour and morals in business. This is one of the main reasons that we have been in business for over twenty years. Many digital agencies have come and gone for many different reasons; but we have remained grounded in the winds of change and have grown bigger and better since we began. Yet another reason is our stellar communication with clients. Naturally making use of a ‘straight up’ method of communication, we are open and available for our clients at all stages during their custom website design builds (or whatever project we are chosen for) and take the time […]
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Client-Focused With decades of experience in the custom website design and the online agency world, the Webheads team are adept at designing and deploying websites with multiple different software packages. However we always keep in mind the full client journey with our work and consider what the end user of the website backend will be able to do in terms of ongoing website management after their custom website is live. In this regard, we have found that Drupal is too complex and rigid for those with no / little knowledge of website backends (even after being given training and a handover). It seriously lacks in basic user friendliness – especially compared to […]
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Custom Website Design Known as a leading London web agency who designs and deploys custom websites both on time and on budget; businesses from all sectors seek us out for these expert services. Looking back at the 2019 year in review, this year saw EAW (acoustic speaker technology) get a slick and speedy website designed by us to showcase their industry-leading acoustic technology that is used in stadiums all around the world and even in the Vatican. Kinetix Nutrition choose us to help them stand out in the competitive market of health and nutritional supplements and information. We turbocharged their online presence with on-brand graphics, an expert UX and a responsive website […]
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To begin, ‘Classic Blue’ instantly denotes a tone of being perfectly plain, traditional and (like the name suggests) classic. This brings with it a sense of comfort, familiarity and calm. Especially compared to the more vibrant (and arguably controversial) Pantone colour of 2019 which was ‘Living Coral’. But in the vein of website design, shades of blue are hugely prevalent throughout already. Take for example how most links within text are presented – in a classic blue colour (that turns purple) after you click on them. Even our very own logo incorporates a shade of blue. Such is the universal appeal of this primary colour that it can seamlessly work in a […]
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First let us start by congratulating Lewis Hamilton himself on this simply amazing achievement which makes him one of the most successful racing stars in history. A shining example of a British sports star on the world stage, we also feel a sense of community pride as he was born and bred in Hertfordshire as we were too! Over the course of his glittering career, which shows no signs of slowing down, he has acted as a shining beacon of British sportsmanship all around the world. Now with earning his sixth Formula 1 world championship title, he continues to inspire the current and next generation of motorsport athletes. We here at Webheads […]
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Kinetix Nutrition Offering gym and nutritional supplements and a wealth of information and tips in their ‘Knowledge Vault’, the custom website design for Kinetix Nutrition required a constant element to bind each of these aspects together. Working with their logo, a grey tone was chosen to act both as a neutral and bridging colour for these elements; while also working to channel the steel and metal of gym equipment like weights and machines. As such, it served as a great example of using colours in business branding. With this, colour was used cleverly to serve a dual purpose of aligning the brand while also alluding to what space and industry the brand […]
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Planning Your Posts Arguably one of the most useful features of the Instagram Creator Studio is the ability to schedule posts ahead of time (just like can be done on Facebook). Note however that it does not allow you to visually plan a series of posts in a calendar format like some software does. Rather you can plan individual posts as you need which is useful when planning a post to launch a sale or event etc. This frees up your time in that you don’t have to physically be using the app in order to keep fresh content being posted to it. To remove this task from your workload completely, get […]
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When we design your custom website, never using a theme or template, we do so in a way that is mobile responsive. This means that the single stunning design will work properly on mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets while also working on desktop computers and laptops. This is important because it means that regardless of how a potential customer comes to visit your website, they are greeted with a website, website experience and user experience (UX) that works for them and conveys the content and information that they are interested in. So will you need iPhone 11 website updates so that your website displays properly on these new devices? You […]
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