We pride ourselves in making an effort in designing each page with a purpose. This way the website doesn’t look templatey and the information on the page gives the information it needs to and looks visually appealing. Below is a specially compiled collection of Team Page Designs we have done here at Top Left Design. Feel free to comment and enjoy!
Blog
Posts Tagged ‘Website Design’
Introducing the new Flutterfly Events website!
Wednesday, May 4th, 2011
Recently we launched a website for another one of our lovely clients – Erika Unbehaun from Flutterfly Events. Erika is an American wedding planner in London who puts luxury, elegance and sophistication into everyday practice and wanted a website that reflects this. This project had an amazing turn around time – aided by some super speedy work from Erika with regards to getting content to us.
Along with being a lovely lady to work with, she also gave us a fantastic testimonial here at Top Left Design to share:
Which browser do you use? (Poll)
Wednesday, November 3rd, 2010
Here at Top Left Design, we need to keep on top of many different browsers – websites can look different depending on which one you use!
While the less tech-savvy Windows users amongst you may still be using Internet Explorer (*ahem*), most of you will have no doubt experimented with different browsers.
With so many available, which one do you prefer to use?
Which browser do YOU use?
- Google Chrome (75%, 3 Votes)
- Firefox (25%, 1 Votes)
- Internet Explorer (0%, 0 Votes)
- Opera (0%, 0 Votes)
- Safari (0%, 0 Votes)
- Other (0%, 0 Votes)
Total Voters: 4
Who’s say was it anyway?
Wednesday, August 25th, 2010
Team TLD is big into websites, big into team building exercises, and big into having fun.. so when an opportunity arises to combine all three it’s really a bit of a no-brainer!
A couple of weeks ago the whole team trekked off to Wales for a weekend to participate in our second Our Say Our Way Steering Group Residential, a project which is going along swimmingly! For those of you not familiar with the Our Say Our Way project, this a website we have just recently launched that will give Young People in the UK, involved in the Our Say Our Way project, a voice within their communities.
Keren gets interviewed
Friday, August 20th, 2010
It’s always a good idea to mention it to the world if you get a mention in the press – could be online, could be offline.
Offline – The Guardian Digital Business Supplement
Recently I was interviewed by Digital Business supplement of the Guardian for an article by Peter Bartram (from New Venture Publishing) about building personalised features into websites.
Here is an excerpt of the interview!

Online – One Xtra Pixel
I was also recently interviewed by Krishna Solanki (a website designer in Cambridge) for the On Xtra Pixel blog about Women in Website Design
Have a read of this interview here

All comments are of course very welcome!
Golden Rules of Blogging
Tuesday, July 27th, 2010
Thinking of starting starting a blog? Maybe you already have a blog but aren’t 100% sure of those little dos and don’ts that somehow you’re just EXPECTED to know! Well, help is on the way! We like to think we’ve had a bit of experience with blogging, so we have come up with 3 Golden Rules to think about when taking a step into the wonderful world of blogging! (more…)
Our Say Our Way – I say let’s get this party started!
Tuesday, June 8th, 2010
Of the many exciting projects we’ve got on at the moment, one in particular has tickled my fancy. One that involves canoes, kids, rubber chickens and parachuting eggs. Confused? Let me help you out.
This project is for a new website, called Our Say Our Way, and is to be an online link to the world within the Youth for Youth project.

A bit of insight into Youth for Youth:
Youth for Youth was started about a year ago with the aim of empowering young people. It’s a one of kind approach to bringing together young people from all over the UK with similar interests and ideas, as well as forming a support base for those that need one. It is an inspired project that can only provide growth and positivity for all those involved and affected by it. (more…)







