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web design and web development services London, UK
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Choosing a company to design your website isn’t something you should do lightly, like any business decision, there is plenty to consider, like skills, experience, quality and cost to name a few.
Fat Cow Media is a London web design studio that specialises in producing innovative content management system (CMS) solutions and breathtaking websites for a demanding audience.
We’re small enough to offer a personal, flexible service but large enough to handle any project.
If you want: a new website, a redesign, more visitors, custom CMS and great value. you’re in the right place.
What makes us stand out from the crowd? We will create a custom, hand coded website which meets your specific needs, we build the site around you, for you,
We hand build content management systems, websites, and flash designs. We can also help with marketing, branding and search engine optimization.
Not only will we breathe life into a site, we’ll help it grow too, our London web design studio is ready to help, contact us now for a free quotation.
Fat Cow Media’s main services include: web design, custom CMS, flash design, web marketing, branding and search engine optimization.
Contact us now, call 020 8256 5828 or use our enquiry form to send a message.
Fat Cow Media was born in London in 2004 out of a desire to give clients exactly what they wanted, rather than make them fit a generic template. We design and build content management systems that can integrate into almost any situation. Then add a design flair that makes us and our websites stand out from the crowd.
Take a look at our portfolio to see some of what we have achieved so far. |
How it all works
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Working with our London web design team is easy, we provide project management and delivery of web and print design.
We can help you get the best out of the internet, but before that, we need to know what you want, so the first step is a phone call or meeting, where you tell us about your project.
At this initial stage we will ask you some questions about your target audience and timeline for your project and these questions will help us prepare a proposal and cost for your project.
The proposal will also outline our approach to your project and is sent to you a few days after our meeting, if your happy with our proposal then the project will begin. |
Latest blog entries
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Using Website Analytics  |
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