Get more than just a website

It’s a simple fact that websites and email marketing help drive sales.

Starting as low as €30 per month, snapiweb can provide you with everything you need to run your own website and email marketing campaigns plus a whole lot more.

By taking control of your own website you can ensure you find new customers and with our email marketing software you can ensure your existing customers keep coming back for more.

What’s included

	Express	Expert
.ie Domain Name	€19.95 per year
Web & Email Hosting
Content Management System
Ready-To-Go CMS Templates
Custom Design CMS Templates	Starting from €100
Email Campaign Pro
Ready-To-Go Email Templates
Custom Design Email Templates	Starting from €100
1/2 Day CMS & Email Campaign Training	100
Free Support (Phone and Email)
One Time Set-up	€450	€650
Pay Monthly	€35/month	€35/month
Pay Yearly	€30/month	€30/month

Can I move my existing website

Yes. It’s normally pretty easy to move your existing site into your CMS and we’ll help you do it.

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Our sites speak for themselves. Take a look at our portfolio.

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Start today. Just give us a call and you could be editing your own website and sending your first email campaign in 24 hours.

Wide screen web design

Dell have confirmed that they will discontinue traditional screen sizes in the coming months and it’s widescreen by default from here on out.

This may not seem like a big deal but it is. Theres a whole load opportunity for starters. In the begining when we built for 800 X 600 pixels, we struggled to display all the important stuff on a single page. 1024 X 768 came along and helped us address that issue but brought with it some new issues. Fluid or flexi-width pages became the next big thing and for a long time the world settled into an internet world on 1024 X 768.

This worked quite will for us as content on a screen tended to be roughly the same width as a book, somewhere between 15 – 20 words per line and there was just enough space left over to give us a menu or peraps some relevenet advertising down the side. Today however there is almost 600 new pixels to the right that need filling.

Personally I dont think letting your main content stretch that far is a usefull option for the same reason that broadsheet newspapers are written in columns. 1600 pixels is too wide to scan with your eyes. You could use it for additional menu or advertising blocks but now you have decide which items are unimportant enough to put on a block that many people will not see. The result of course is a block of unimportant content.

Mike Madaio has an intersting article on using javascript to move your menus about based on the screen resolution if you decide to go down that route.

My sugestion is to use the space for a big juicy call to action. Depending on the site it may be an invitation to contact or enter a competition, etc. Now as it happens we are redesigning the snapiweb website and have decided to give it a try so I’ll update this blog with the design comps and let you see where we go with it.

HomeSpace.ie launches

have you ever wanted your own swimming pool at home? well we’ve just finished up working on homespace.ie for a Cork based client and thats exactly what they do.

HomeSpace have a range of stunning timber buildings that are perfect for all sorts of things such as swimming pools, games rooms, saunas and such. The’ve also go some smaller but very cool summerhouses, ideal for dining alfresco(ish) which seems like a good idea given our summer weather.

The website design is very much photo driven and uses our own in-house developed ajax photo gallery. Given the nature of the product we though it best to give users as visual an experience as possible rather that heaps of specs and text. The result is (in my biased opinion) a well layed out website that sells the products well.