Client project
Heavy Duty Gazebo
I refreshed Heavy Duty Gazebo's identity and rebuilt its website, making product information easier to manage and supporting the business with practical search advice.
The goal
Make the website useful to the owner as well as the customer
Heavy Duty Gazebo’s older website was difficult to update. The business needed a stronger identity, clearer product information and a website the owner could keep useful without each change becoming a development job.
Where I came in
I refreshed the logo and colours, designed and built the website, and provided search advice and ongoing support. Related work also extended to Cafe Barriers 4U.
The work
What we delivered.
A refreshed identity and an editable website
I refreshed the logo and colours and built an editable product website around them. The new presentation brought the range together while making routine updates more manageable.
Useful information before an enquiry
Search work focused on what customers needed to know before enquiring. I paired the improvements with straightforward advice for the owner and continuing support for the website.
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The result
What it made possible.
Heavy Duty Gazebo had a refreshed identity, an editable website and ongoing help with its product information and search presence.
Alex has been a brilliant help with our websites, including SEO and helping us understand the technicals in language we actually understand!
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