When building a website for your business, one of the biggest decisions you’ll face is whether to use a bespoke WordPress theme or a pre-made theme. Each option has its pros and cons, and the right choice depends on your budget, timeline, and business goals. In this blog, we’ll break down the differences to help you make the …
In 2025, WordPress continues to be one of the most popular website platforms, powering over 40% of all websites. Whether you’re running a personal blog, an eCommerce site, or a business homepage, WordPress offers the flexibility and tools to make your site shine. However, like any major platform, WordPress sites are a target for hackers …
We were recently engaged to shoot some images and video for a website we are building for Stone Supplies who are based in Cardiff Docks and also Llantrisant. Stone Supplies approached us for a new website and quickly knew they’d need some fresh imagery and really wanted a video banner on the home page of …
AI gets a lot of hype. It’s often touted as a miracle option in a lot of those slightly click-baity online publications. The reality is really a lot more complicated.
It turns out some of the first business cards can be traced back to the 1400’s in China. Apparently, some of the more important types would carry around a ‘visitor card’ to explain why that individual was so ‘important’ and why others needed to remember them.
Back in early summer we had the pleasure of going the Federation of Small Business (FSB) to discuss, in an FSB roundtable, the challenges facing the creative industry in Wales. There were a range of companies joining us, covering a wide breadth of disciplines within the creative field. Apart from the deeply interesting challenges facing …
So, imagine there’s a baby and some bathwater. It appears that Jaguar is intent on throwing both of them out—along with the bath itself, the soft and fluffy towels, and the Sudocrem. It’s all gone. That’s of course entirely up to them, but wow, they’ve really gone for it. Before I get too far into …
Many people think that graphic design is simply what you find visually appealing. They unfortunately leave out all the goals, branding, use case, messaging, targets, readability, legibility and so many other aspects of powerful visual communication. And often they have no idea that there are a huge range of established and proven principles that form a foundation to good design.
A subsidiary of the Welsh National Opera, Cardiff Theatrical Services (CTS) are renowned as world class scenery creators and builders.
PayPal have recently redesigned their logo. I don’t think their old logo set the world on fire or anything with the design, but in a bid to move out of a generic colour space, have they not just placed themselves into another generic space?