Comments on: Should we get the black armband out for the death of web design? http://www.tigertwotiger.co.uk/?p=64 The Social Media Marketing and Online Reputation Management Blog of Tiger Two Wed, 01 Sep 2010 17:33:21 +0100 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Sam Deeks http://www.tigertwotiger.co.uk/?p=64&cpage=1#comment-487 Sam Deeks Thu, 01 May 2008 21:59:59 +0000 http://www.tigertwotiger.co.uk/?p=64#comment-487 Nancy, agree. The future is what we currently call 'blogs' - i.e. things that let people concentrate on content and connection NOT the container it comes in. I also think that the era of the web designer with his tools and his process shrouded in mystery is coming to an end. Nancy, agree. The future is what we currently call ‘blogs’ – i.e. things that let people concentrate on content and connection NOT the container it comes in. I also think that the era of the web designer with his tools and his process shrouded in mystery is coming to an end.

]]> By: Nancy Williams http://www.tigertwotiger.co.uk/?p=64&cpage=1#comment-129 Nancy Williams Wed, 09 Apr 2008 11:37:42 +0000 http://www.tigertwotiger.co.uk/?p=64#comment-129 @Jeremy - interesting thought and I think you are probably right. People want more from a website nowadays than a bit of tired copy and some clip art :) @Karen thank you for your comments. You're right, Wordpress makes it so easy for companies to keep their site dynamic. Unfortunately there are still companies out there who are in the 'ticked off the list' camp, but things are most definitely changing. @Jeremy – interesting thought and I think you are probably right. People want more from a website nowadays than a bit of tired copy and some clip art :)

@Karen thank you for your comments. You’re right, Wordpress makes it so easy for companies to keep their site dynamic. Unfortunately there are still companies out there who are in the ‘ticked off the list’ camp, but things are most definitely changing.

]]> By: Karen Skidmore http://www.tigertwotiger.co.uk/?p=64&cpage=1#comment-127 Karen Skidmore Wed, 09 Apr 2008 07:59:17 +0000 http://www.tigertwotiger.co.uk/?p=64#comment-127 What a great post and several points that I do agree with you. Websites are just not something to be ticked off a to-do-list. They need to be constantly managed, updated, new pages written, etc, etc. I am just getting my head around wordpress and see it as an incredibly valuable way of creating websites, especially for home businesses/SME's. A website is now a communication platform for a company, not just a sales tool. It needs to be a two way conversation with customers where one can build a relationship. Thanks for the article Karen Skidmore What a great post and several points that I do agree with you.

Websites are just not something to be ticked off a to-do-list. They need to be constantly managed, updated, new pages written, etc, etc. I am just getting my head around wordpress and see it as an incredibly valuable way of creating websites, especially for home businesses/SME’s.

A website is now a communication platform for a company, not just a sales tool. It needs to be a two way conversation with customers where one can build a relationship.

Thanks for the article

Karen Skidmore

]]> By: Jeremy Jacobs http://www.tigertwotiger.co.uk/?p=64&cpage=1#comment-79 Jeremy Jacobs Fri, 04 Apr 2008 20:40:21 +0000 http://www.tigertwotiger.co.uk/?p=64#comment-79 Videos on websites increase traffic and sales. That's the way forward. Videos on websites increase traffic and sales. That’s the way forward.

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