Project Overview
HealthTec South West is an innovative health and social care resource and education centre based in Plymouth in the South West of England providing simulated environments for the delivery of interactive education and training.
The new HealthTec site replaces the old static html site with a custom built WordPress CMS. This benefits HealthTec as they will now be able to control their own sites content with the facility to change page content and add there own photos and news articles.
Testimonial
I always believed our website to be quite good and was fairly happy with it, we got to the stage however where we needed a content management system that we could look after ourselves to keep up with the constant changes of our business. A partner organisation of ours had gone through a similar transition and recommended Retro Edge Web Design without any hesitation.
Dealing with Paul was a pleasure from the outset, nothing is too much trouble for him, he easily brings your ideas to life on the page and where you’re stuck for those ideas his design skills make you realise that the webpage you are moving away from really wasn’t as good as you thought it was!
The beauty of Paul’s websites go further than the surface, one of the key advantages we have experienced since moving to a Retro Edge site is increased traffic to our site; our analytics show a much wider audience are finding our site from a variety of searches and key words which is down to the layout of the site and the advice passed on by Paul.
If I thought I was ‘happy’ with our old site I know I am now very proud of our new site, we have definitely seen an increase in business since our new site went live, we constantly update our site and keep it fresh and that in turn ensures people come back to it.
I can’t recommend Retro Edge Web Design highly enough – if you are considering a new website or just an overhaul you’ll be in safe hands with Paul.
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