Search engine optimisation (SEO) & consultancy services

Already got a website but not turning up in search engines or not sure where you stand on your website's accessibility?

Contact Demoncheese Designs to get help and impartial advice about what you can do to your website to make it more search engine friendly, more accessible and more usable for your visitors. You'll recieve a full list of the changes that can be made to improve the effectiveness of your site, or simply reassurance that you already have an excellent website.

Getting a search engine optimistation or accessibility audits is a good, inexpensive, way to have your site double checked and you are free to take the audit recommendations away with you to modify yourself,

Search Engine Optiomisation (SEO)

The term 'Search Engine Optimisation', or SEO for short, is a term that is used a lot these days. Companies will offer their services claiming that they can get you at the top of Google. Optimising your site for search engines is not rocket science but simply common sense and a well built website. With a few pointers in the right direction, and some help on what not to do, you can increase your search engine friendliness whilst also helping both your accessibility and usability of the site at the same time.

Accessibility & usability consultancy

Accessibility and usability go hand-in-hand - an accessible website is generally very usable and vice-versa. Making an accessible site doesn't mean that it needs to be black text on a white backgroud either. Developed sensibly you can have an outstanding looking site whilst it still being higly accessible.

The Disability Discrimination Act came into force on 1st October 1999 making it unlawful for 'service providing' websites to discriminate against a disabled person by refusing the same service that it provides to members of the public. If you aren't sure whether your site is up to scratch Demoncheese Designs can provide you with details of any changes that will help to make you website accessible and up to the recommended World Wide Web Consortium's Web Accessibilty Initiative Guidelines 'AA' standard and beyond.