Infinity’s original site did not show off the business to its best, and for a business that excels at digital marketing, it was felt that the website (your 24/7 front window) should really capture potential clients interest.
Many changes were made that include a logo update, copywriting, layout and micro interactions.
Following the initial update, the site continued to develop by adding e-commerce items, inter-page scolling navigation, additional services and extra pages.
AASalt’s original website design was not a great experience for the visitor.
The redevelopment project involved every element and page of the site to put all the content in a visually appealing way that gave the visitor the correct message of what the business was and what services it offered. Many of the updates involved ensuring the same font and font size were consistent throughout the website along with a new design for mobile users.
UKKiosks involved a number of challenges in the design updates required. The site was very large (due to the amount of products and images) which made it slow and hard to backup.
From the design side, it was an e-commerce site, so was a lot of products to deal with. The main challenge was from migrating from WPBakery theme to Elementor where every page required a redesign along with the E-Commerce pages.
PJNicholls original shop website design required design updates including consistant button colours and effects, font sizes and general layouts for the headers and e-commerce products.
The redevelopment project involved every element and page of the site to put all the content in a visually appealing way that gave the visitor the correct message of what the business was and what services it offered.
Jacksons Family Funerals site involved a number of challenges in the design updates required. The site had a lot of formatting issues with different fonts, different sizes, most sections were centred, and some sections did not navigate anywhere.
The also required additional features via plugins which needed some custom code to integrate into their site design.
PAL Fitness Education CIC is a community interest company dedicated to promoting health, inclusion and education through high quality activities and Holiday Camps for children. They specialise in delivering educational and engaging physical activity sessions, working with schools and local authorities across the UK.
As part of the government’s Holiday Activity and Food (HAF) program, PAL Fitness Education provides a range of fun and inclusive activities during school holiday camps. These programs not only encourage friendships and physical education, they also educate children on the importance of leading a healthy lifestyle; helping to reduce health inequalities and improve wellbeing for all.
Infinity Digital were required to help raise awareness of this business and help continue funding from the government and other agencies to provide this valuable service for the community.
Post-event activity: • Finalise press release for all stakeholders & Worcester News. • Edit video interviews. • Edit photos taken. • Prepare social media posts of interviews, photos & b-roll from the day. • Upload press release to the website as a blog/new item
In the few short months I worked at Infinity Digital I really enjoyed working with my colleagues and the clients I worked on.
Working in a supportive technical team who all worked hard on what we produced for the benefit of our clients.
Skills and Experience:
Elementor Page Builder
Figma
Staging Site
WPBakery Page Builder
ACF (Advanced Custom Fields)
E-Commerce WooCommerce)
CapCut Video Editing
Canva
Migration from WPBakery to Elementor
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