Facebook

Account Setup:
We will set up Facebook business pages, completing all relevant information, setting up relevant tabs, and assigning administrators.

Account Management:
When it comes to managing Facebook business pages, our flexible service is governed by the needs of your clients. We can post the occasional news item to the wall, or we can respond to all wall posts made within fifteen minutes, twenty four hours a day and seven days a week - whatever the level of service required, our dedicated team will provide.

Application Development:
With a sound understanding of the way online communities work, we build a variety of Facebook applications for our agency partners and their clients. We advise on design and development, and how to get the best from the facebook api.

Twitter

Twitter account setup:
We set up Twitter accounts on behalf of our clients brands, and advise on the best way to begin a campaign and increase followers.

Twitter account management:
We gain a deep understanding of our agency partners brands to enable us to successfully manage a variety of campaigns on behalf of the brand, whilst adhering to strict guidelines. Levels of service are governed by the needs of the client, and can include such things as responding to tweets directed at the brand, and brand mentions in general tweets, up to a level of service which requires us to respond to tweets within an agreed timeframe, 24/7.

Campaign solutions:
Twitter campaigns can be extremely successful, especially when integrated with a more general ongoing brand campaign. We align Twitter campaigns with your general marketing strategy, and advise on and implement promotions and ensure positive brand engagement.

YouTube

Account setup:
We set up YouTube channels and administration permissions on behalf of clients, either a basic account or a dedicated channel. We can then advise on the best way to utilise YouTube and all it has to offer, including advising on appropriate content.

Channel management:
We upload videos on behalf of clients, and then set keywords to ensure the videos have the best chance of appearing in search results, whilst promoting them through the brand website and other social media outlets a brand may have.

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Gravitate towards a ‘960 grid design’?

960 grid systemIt’s now being widely endorsed that the optimal design width for the web is 960 pixels. So what’s the motive for the ‘960’ movement? It’s in essence an endeavour to simplify web developments work flow by making use of commonly used dimensions set upon a width of 960 pixels.

It can be considered that 1024×768 resolution is the new 800×600, thus 960 pixels logically appears a fine magic number to make the most of the wider canvases on which we’re progressively designing upon. Using this 960 grid we have set the foundation to use a variety of columns to effortlessly assist the development process, the most common number of columns being 12-column or 16-column with each division width being 60 pixels and 40 pixels respectively. So let’s put this into a visual perspective.

960 grid systemHave a glimpse of how a 12 column grid is divided and how each columns combined margin collectively creates a tidy 20 pixel gutter here.

The fundamental benefit of the 960 grid framework is to enable hasty layout prototyping, relieving repetitive and monotonous workflow tasks, but is also dynamic enough to be adapted for any web design or development project. Grid design is a well established printing practice that’s been more than time tested in the industry and it seems the web developing world is starting to reap the benefits this design practice has to offer.

The origin of the idea was to ease future maintenance of sites and eliminate the deficits between designers and developers and get them thinking and communicating better, I believe it does just that and hope you will consider it yourself.

There’s numerous grid systems available for use online, and there are good practices for creating systems of your own. These cover major design software and also a number of CSS grid templates containing all you need to begin creating your own websites based on the 960 grid platform.

2 Comments to Gravitate towards a ‘960 grid design’?

  1. David's Gravatar David
    May 2010 at 5:09 pm | Permalink

    Brilliant article, think i’ll make use of your advice!

  2. Simon Gwinn's Gravatar Simon Gwinn
    May 2010 at 3:27 pm | Permalink

    Another well written blog! Don’t ever stop them or else my eyes will solidify. Have a fab day!

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