Whilst out walking late the other afternoon I came across this fungus surrounded by a carpet of vivid green moss. Because of the low light and frost, the brown ringed fungus had a peculiar bluish tinge to it; a stark contrast in colour and texture to the background moss.
McGeer Employment Mediation, Lauder
Following on from the logo design for McGeer Employment Mediation, Scottish Borders Website Design have just launched the new brochure website. The site design itself follows on from the calm, balanced and trustworthy logo styling. Soft pale shades of grey and blue, delicate outer shadows, subtle page shading and a stock photo indicating balance and harmony all make for a very cool, composed website – just what you need when it comes to mediation in the work place.
Trabrownhill Therapy, Lauder
Website visitors are fickle and very quick to decide if they’ve chosen the right website. So if you’re still reading this, the general rule is that a web page should explain the purpose of a business and provide the visitor with the information they want within 3 clicks of the mouse, or within just 3 seconds. With such stringent requirements, it is essential to paint a picture of the core service offered. Why paint a picture? Because people read the meaning of a picture (or photo) faster than plain text. Achieving the correct feel for a business site can be achieved with clever use of colour, style and page layout, but sometimes a photo says it all. After the creation of the Trabrownhill Therapy logo, it was critical that the new site design instantly portray the relief offered by the range of services provided. Thanks to the myriad of excellent stock photography sites now available, it didn’t take too long to track the right photo down, and it instantly made an impact on the look and feel of the Trabrownhill Therapy website; blue sky, warmth, positive, happy and stress free.
McGeer Employment Mediation, Lauder
Employment mediation involves a third party trying to help two other parties resolve a dispute. This logo design needed to be professional and trustworthy, but also visually represent how mediation works. Scottish Borders Website Design therefore developed an icon that added colour and individual identity, but most importantly, three interlocking shapes that are all connected, balanced and equal, which represent the three parties involved in the mediation process.
Trabrownhill Therapy, Lauder
Trabrownhill Therapy make use of neuro-linguistic programming and hypnotherapy to help people address everyday issues and more challenging problems. The logo needed to be original and trustworthy, but also calm and friendly. Scottish Borders Website Design created the icon to add an element of balance and symmetry to the overall design.
Cheviot Gardening Services, Coldstream
Having tried and given up with a website provided by Yell, Cheviot Gardening Services came to Scottish Borders Website Design with a request for a clean, professional website that would help promote their Borders gardening services online, as well as provide them with valuable feedback on site performance. The new Cheviot Gardening Services launched today.
