Technically led web design

Web Design Lincolnshire

TJS has extensive experience in website design and development for use in the public and private sector. Our knowledge and technically led approach to web design allows us to view each new project from a different perspective.

We offer a comprehensive range of online, design, database development / administration, content management (CMS) and marketing services (SEO) to established and new clients.

We have an excellent track record for maintaining customer relationships. Just give us a call to see how we can deliver a measurable difference to your organisation.

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Sophisticated e-commerce site for playing cards retailer

Playing cards, the original 'wireless' game for all the family. Our client has been trading online for many years and this complete site re-build provided them with a host of new tools to improve conversion, profit and user experience.

Have a look and see how we did...

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  • December 8th, 2009
    Twitter 'tweets' now appearing in Google Search Results Pages

    After months of talks between Google and Twitter, 'Tweets' are now starting to appear live in Google search results pages. We've tried a number of high level searches to discover a discrete area containing a live feed of updating 'Tweets' and look at the potential benefit to businesses.

  • November 5th, 2009
    TJS start a Google 'Wave'

    TJS have been taking advantage of their preview invites to sample the potential of Google Wave. With invitations as rare as hen's teeth, TJS staff have been 'Waving' with each other and a few other friends / contacts also lucky enough to test out the concept. Here's what we've discovered so far:

  • October 6th, 2009
    Extended Validation Secure Certificates

    The security of data in transmission between the user and the website is only part of an SSL certificate's purpose. Equally important is the confidence that you really are dealing with who you think you are.

  • October 2nd, 2009
    A tale of accessibility: Internet Explorer and the Noscript Tag

    In our ever increasing quest to make our sites accessible, we often investigate new ways of developing a rich interface without impacting on the original functionality. This usually involves developing an unobtrusive Javascript solution.