Revamping a disjointed website for better UX

Suffolk River Trips needed me to add some content and bring the site up to scratch, which I did by fixing broken layouts and implementing identified accessibility issues. I also added analytics so that we could monitor the traffic that would allow us to make more informed decisions in the future. Part of the additions I made was to add the new logo to the site and implement some colours to go alongside it.

Their website had previously been built and maintained by a friend of theirs who could no longer continue in that role so they asked me to step in.

All in all, it looks great! The client was very pleased and kind enough to give me some feedback:

“J4G Design have been an excellent ‘one stop shop’ for our small business – Chris has helped us with all our marketing needs, most recently updating our website and providing valuable insights into website accessibility and designing a new DL leaflet. Chris has been great at prioritising work to fit our budget and we never feel pressurised into agreeing work until we are ready for it. We highly recommend J4G Design if you want friendly, efficient and effective help with your marketing needs.”

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