A recent article about “Bettering Your Shop’s Website” appeared on BigPicture.net

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Bettering Your Shop’s Website – Bluemedia Makes a Splash

How much interest does your home page evoke when it first opens? Ideally, your website’s home page should provoke interest, be easily navigable, and not too busy.

We like what Phoenix, AZ-based bluemedia (www.bluemedia.com) has done with theirs. A large dominant window allows examples of the shop’s work to rotate through it automatically, while directly below that window is a clear and concise description of the company and what it does.

The home page features a dual navigation bar: the top (darker blue) bar is application-oriented: vehicle graphics, environmental graphics, and signs. And just in case you’re not sure what these applications are, scrolling over each tab pops up a representative image. The bottom (light blue) bar offers the standard “about us,” “news,” “clients,” and “featured project” pages, all with drop-down menus.

“This is version 3.0 of bluemedia.com each one getting a little better than the time before,” says bluemedia’s Darren Wilson. “Some of the features we build into the home page and site include: a dedication to simplicity; it’s very user friendly and easy to navigate; it showcases our work; and we’ve made it easy to contact us if needed.” The company also recently launched blueline, its own blog (www.bluemedia.com/blueline)

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