As you might have noticed I have been somewhat inactive on this blog during the last couple of weeks. The reasons are mainly work overload, a really bad cold and Easter holidays. However, I’m back now and hopefully I can keep posting useful articles regularly again.
During the last couple of weeks the CPerspective Web design team has worked very hard with getting our new website finalized and launched. This has as usually been handled by my friend and colleague – our in-house web design wiz – Anwar. I think he and his team managed to get a very neat site up for us. Check it out: www.cperspective.com
If you have seen our previous websites you’ll see that we have switched our approach somewhat. Previously we we’re really content focused and wanted to provide as much information as possible through our website. We re-evaluated this view however, much based on what Anwar suggested, and chose to instead focus on essential info and actual work we have done. We don’t want our website to be like a miles long sales pitch; that wasn’t really our idea with the previous sites either, they just ended up looking like that due to a somewhat excessive information load. Instead we want our site to be brief but informative. This is why we have chosen to present more visual statistics and through animations.
I think that it in many ways is harder to create a website and logotype for yourselves than to do it for someone else. If you create a website for someone else you can take a rather unbiased point of view while trying to figure out what style might be most suitable. However, when you create a site for yourself you become the spider in the web; you will not be able to transcend your company identity since you will be biased and entangled in it. You will also have to deal with all your coworkers opinions if you are in a smaller sized company. This will make it very hard for the web design team to decide what ideas are good or not, and especially when the ideas come from executives. It’s not always ‘ordinary’ people understand why something is not doable, and this could very well be one of the biggest headaches for any web design team. However, I would honestly give full credit to the CPerspective web design team as they managed their task extremely well.
All in all I’m very happy with our new website, and I hope it will be useful for all our clients and visitors. Visit us at www.cperspective.com.
Soheil Amorpour, CEO @ CPerspective Online Marketing Agency
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