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How to ensure that you comply with new UK regulations
Did you know that since the Companies Act was updated in January 2007 all UK companies must include certain regulatory information on their websites and at the foot of each email?
What’s more, any company failing to display the correct information could be fined.
Yet over 5 months after its introduction, many web sites and business emails still do not comply with this new legislation.
Read on to find out exactly what information you need to display and where. And remember, this information will not only help you to avoid a costly fine, but may also help you to develop your customer relationships by promoting transparency and building customer confidence.
Continue reading 'Are your website and email footers legal? Or could you be fined?'
Established in 1999 by Gill Price, Evergreen Business Support provides on demand typing services and a conference typing service to businesses across the UK.
When Gill approached Stone Square to redesign Evergreen’s web site, she asked us to focus on building a web site that was user friendly, easy to navigate and quick to download, so we created a simple design using the company’s corporate colours.
Evergreen wanted to use the web site to attract leads and new customers. As they work with a broad range of clients - from self-employed professionals to large corporations, the web site needs to appeal to all their potential customers and answer their specific questions and concerns.
We were quite excited when The Gleddings Preparatory School (Halifax) approached us to design their new web site. It was a great opportunity for us to sink our teeth (or mouse) into something a little different.
The Gleddings needed a web site that would:
They also wanted to keep the web site’s content and pictures fresh and up to date and needed to be able to update the site themselves.
Continue reading 'The Gleddings Preparatory School web site and blog'
A symbiotic working relationship between two Yorkshire-based companies has led to the launch of two new websites.
For several years the Huddersfield-based copywriting company, CopyWrite, has provided the words for websites created by Stone Square, the Halifax-based web designer company, on behalf of its clients. It was only natural, therefore, that when Stone Square launched its own ecommerce site, www.bigfatballoons.co.uk, selling balloons and gifts online, that CopyWrite helped out with the words.
ProAm Imaging is a specialist shop for digital photographers. They supply:
Discover 5 simple - yet very effective rules to help you convert your web site’s visitors into buyers and sell more online.
Step 1 - First impressions DO Count!
First impressions are fundamental to building trust online - even more so if you have an e-commerce site. Your site needs to look professional and inspire trust: the slightest doubt and the customer will leave your site for a competitor’s.
So make sure that your graphic and pictures are good quality and your text is clear and informative.
Remember that you are asking people to leave their credit card details and trust you with their money!
Continue reading '5 Simple Steps to Selling Online - how to convert visitors into buyers'
Milners Law is a firm of solicitors providing services to both individual and corporate clients.
They approached us to build a web site that would appeal to target markets and reflect the company’s image as a modern city-based law firm.
After discussing with them the different options available we decided to split the web site in two distinct sections - one for private clients and the other for corporate clients.
Copy Write’s services to businesses include:
They approached us to design and build a simple informative web site for their clients.
The result is a clear informative web site with striking imagery.
Future Forwarding is a freight forwarding business. Their services include:
Big Fat Balloons is an online shop selling helium balloons in a box, teddy bears, soft toys and chocolate gifts.
Big Fat Balloons is owned by Stone Square and our objectives were to build an online shop that: