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Web Design: Web Marketing: Accessible Web Design: Tel. +44 (0) 115 965 6658
- Project with Nottinghamshire County Council nearly complete
- New look and feel for Fire Sprinkler Solutions
- Cyonix wins Nottinghamshire County Council contract
- Sharon works with award winning marketing agency Fuse Digital
- Videotel International goes live
- Richard Costin Wildlife Photography goes live
- Current Projects
- Now taking on freelance projects
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Design standards we follow
Websites that are not compliant with W3C standards will not reach potential markets. At Cyonix we blend strong visual identity with excellent design practice to deliver your website to the masses!
Design to a high standard as standard!
The WCAG 1.0 web standards are current guidelines defined by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) to ensure web sites and information is accessible to all in the most efficient manner. It's about applying best practice and utilizing web technologies such as CSS and XHTML.
We are dedicated to providing our clients with standard compliant websites that reflect the strength and purpose of the business/organisation through a consistent look and strong identity.
Future proof design
An accessible website not only improves the all round usability of your website, it is also 'future proof' in its design and will be able to gracefully adjust and extend if required.
Its simple, we employ the latest design methods to ensure your website encompasses the following features:
- Lightweight - for faster loading times.
- Futureproof - for ease of maintenence, migration and compatibility.
- Standardised - for improved accessibility and usability.
- Consistency - for clarity of brand and identity.
- Attractive - for a crisp, clean design.
Contact us to see how we can help you to develop your online marketing ideas.
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