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St Andrew Street Dot Com

Today, St Andrew Street in Hertford launches their new website - designed and developed by Beaver Design!

Take a look: www.standrewstreet.com

For the last few months, Beaver Design has been working very closely with the businesses of St Andrew Street to create a new website for the whole street. The result is a site which features news, lots of pictures and videos - all with the aim of engaging with customers and showcasing the range of quality independent shops on the street.

All the designs, logos and layouts on the site were created in-house by Beaver Design. In addition, Beaver Design provided some photography services for the street, as well as videos provided by Ware-based Media 14

As well as designing and managing the site, Beaver Design is also working closely withe street to improve their presence on social networking tools such as Facebook and Twitter. With so many people using these services, St Andrew Street identified a need to be a part of it and engage online.

"By incorporating state-of-the-art features like video content and rolling news, we know that this website will be bookmarked and revisited regularly by many people. We are delighted with the result!" - Rod Lewis, Hertfordshire Graphics, St Andrew Street

To launch the site, the street are organising an event for Saturday 26th June. Vouchers are available online, so grab yourself a bargain!

photography in the picture

Did you know we do photography here at Beaver Design? Recently, we completed a request for some professional photography for a well known drink manufacturer. The images were to be used by a major market research agency. Because of the confidential nature of this market research, we’re unable to disclose who it was for.

Working with the product, we photographed and retouched a range of images ready for use with consumer testing.

Beaver Design often does this kind of confidential concept work for use in market research (see this story). The results of which go on to define the brands of major labels, many of which you can find on your local supermarket shelf.