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Sifting the wheat requirements from the chaff

How do you judge what’s a priority for a website? That was the stand-out insight that struck me after attending Involving the Business in Agile Projects organised by the Kent branch of the British Computer Society. We’ve informally been using the MoSCoW method for prioritising requirements but I hadn’t completely appreciated the link between the [...]

Posted in Processes

TotsBots – award winning nappies

Totsbots, the eco friendly cloth nappy company decided to consolidate their marketing and design with Point 6 who have previously looked after their print and packaging.  As part of the move we were asked to take over their website from an existing web design company. Although the site was already built with WordPress, not all the [...]

Posted in Portfolio

Getting to the crux of user experience design

We’ve just come across a great article on user experience (UX) design by Leisa Reichelt giving her views on why the web isn’t an ocean of UX goodness. She highlights that the fundamental issue at fault is corporate culture and not the techniques used by the designers or developers. Her main points are: You’re not [...]

Posted in Web design

Sabichi ecommerce site launched

Sabichi, a major provider of homeware products in the B2B sector wanted to reach out to the general public both with a high street store and an ecommerce website. Point 6, a branding, packing and communications agency in London pitched for the ecommerce site and Redefine were invited to early meetings where technical web expertise [...]

Posted in Portfolio

We’ve been busy

So it’s been some time since we’ve written anything, but that’s because we’ve been hard at work building sites, helping our partners with their proposals, providing support to clients and starting our marketing push. Over the next few weeks we’ll catch up with highlights about our recent projects, but in the meantime our portfolio is [...]

Posted in Redefine news

Craig Bragdy Design Pools launched

Last week saw the launch of a new WordPress brochure site for Craig Bragdy Design Pools, a family run business in North Wales that create the most amazing swimming pool mosaics. Our partners in the project were Positive2. The task was to build a portfolio style site which would reflect the quality of craftsmanship, the [...]

Posted in Portfolio

Bright Buttons launched

Our latest website for Bright Buttons, a soon to open nursery in Hoxton, was launched yesterday. It’s a straightforward WordPress implementation and was developed in partnership with Positive2.

Posted in Portfolio

MJ Bushell site launched

This week we launched a website for MJ Bushell, a firm of accountants based in Essex who work primarily with City firms. It’s a relatively straightforward WordPress implementation and was another project in partnership with Point 6 Design.

Posted in Portfolio

Cookie law update

It’s nearly a month since the new regulations on the use of cookies on websites came into force in the UK, and the situation seems to be no clearer. The only certainty appears to be that we have another year before any enforcement action will be taken by the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). The Register [...]

Following the cookie crumb trail

In our previous article we talked about the changes to The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations that will come into force on 26th May 2011. This means that website owners will need to get explicit consent from their users before to store cookies on their computers. Find the normal web cookies As a starting point [...]