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Welcome to Mubbix Design. We make creativity intelligent.

Plan

I research the market placement and put together the site structure and how each element will affect the user experience

Design

At this stage I dream, doodle and draw (in Photoshop). And then I do it again. All this to design an awesome tailor-made product.

Build

At this stage, I get to work, um, making it work. Cooking a custom-made beauty takes time, but it’s worth the wait.

Launch

Once your site is up, I get to work looking at how visitors interact with your site and how this can aid future development.

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SEO: What To Do And What Not Do In Your Website

Jun 07 2013

SEO (search engine optimisation) is an important part of any online marketing strategy, which helps to direct higher traffic towards your site. SEO is all about influencing the search engines to rank your site higher over the different search results. Therefore, it is vital to make a couple of changes and adjustments to optimise your site or blog to rank higher over the search engine results. There are people who might know a number of mandatory elements of SEO, which are a must in any SEO strategy, but they tend to forget to check the things that they need to avoid (mistakes) coming in the form of ‘what not to do.’ So, when you know what to do, it is equally important to check what not to do, so that you are able to carry out a tangible SEO strategy. Well, let’s look at what to do and what not to do with SEO for your site: SEO: What To Do Do create and update your site on a regular…

Good Habits of A Freelancer: Marketing & Relationships

May 31 2013

I’ve been setting up the business recently and have been trying to keep on top of everything – not as easy as I first thought! I came across a useful section on freelance web designers and though it would be good to share. It details good habits of a freelancer and so I thought in a short series we could go through the good habits a freelancer should look to develop. Today we’re going to look at developing good habits in marketing and relationships.   Marketing and Relationships 1. The Presentation Habit The website is a silent salesman for a company. If it’s right, then it will go a long way to helping secure customers and visitors to the site. The website is the epicentre for a web designer. It’s where people go to see your work, who you are and what you’re talking about. Luckily, what your website needs is very straightforward: Well presented work with a clear explanation of the role played, services supplied and problems solved. A brief…

9 Tips to Build And Engage Your Community in Social Media

May 08 2013

Whatever your organisation or business setting, it’s becoming increasingly more important to give your audience a reason and place to be able to speak to you, and to others like them. Social media gives a ready made platform to communicate with customers. That’s why now, more than ever, there’s a focus on developing online communities. For businesses, social media is no longer an ‘extra’ but an ‘essential’ no matter the size, location or popularity of the organisation. The main points of this post have been inspired by a post from BIMA (British Interactive Media Association). You can read that post in full, here. Some of the busiest sites in the UK are community-based – TES, Mumsnet, Github to name a few. Here are 9 simple tips to help you engage and grow your online community using your social media platform of choice: 1. Get to know your community well It’s important to be part of your community as well as manage it – get involved! Knowing your community through your chosen social media…

  • Working with Mubbix Design was the perfect company for us as we developed our new web site.‘ Firstly Mubbix carried out really good research, they got to know us, what we stood for and the message we were trying to convey. They added value to our requirements by coming up with up with new and innovative design ideas’. He also added; ‘Communication with Mubbix was clear, frequent and everyone felt involved in the process as all suggestions for revision were taken onboard and responded to. The standard of work received was high quality, fit for purpose and exactly what we wanted, for example; the administrative tools they recommended are easily understood, straightforward for us to employ which means updates, news and information can be added efficiently. Mubbix design was very professional and easy to work with; they didn’t go overboard on the technical jargon and when we asked for a new members login area and social media options this was not an issue and they came back to us with great solutions. We will continue to work with Mubbix as we aim to keep up with technology and carry on moving forward.’

    Mark Welsh, Newtownabbey Street Pastors
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