For the last few weeks, Fifteen has been working alongside the team at bear I.T in the lead up to launching their new website, and we are proud to announce that it is now live!
About bear I.T
bear I.T have been working within the IT industry since 2002, offering a range of services to help UK businesses manage their IT solutions. Bear IT pride themselves on their customer service and work towards building long-lasting relationships with their clients with bespoke and customised solutions to fit each individual business need.
The Task
Fifteen were tasked to build bear IT a new responsive website that showcased the companies services and customer relationships, incorporating their brand into the website where possible, and creating a seamless user experience throughout.
The Website
We worked with the bear IT team to fully understand their requirements and their needs for the new website, to help design something that would work with the company for the years to come. Using modern design practices and best web development techniques, we were able to develop a site that will allow them to continue to edit the content and change the site as they wish using WordPress as the content management system.
A key requirement of the website was making the website interesting, visual and trying to pull the paw print icon into the site where necessary, using the paw print in backgrounds allows there to be a strong continuity of the brand through the entire website.
We are really pleased with the bear IT website, and we can’t wait to see where it takes the company in the future, we look forward to working with them for many years to come.
What They Said
“We chose to work with multi-award winning digital agency Fifteen, we gave them the aim to give our online brand a fresh look as well as making the website clearer and easier to use. We certainly think it’s a huge improvement and could not thank the team at Fifteen enough for their hard work to get our new website up and running and look forward to working with them more in the future” – Elaine Boardman, Operations and Accounts Manager, bear IT
Who Worked On The Project?
