Nowadays it’s not good enough to just have a website, businesses need a website that’s functional, long lasting, usable and accessible. In other words it needs to deliver value and look damn good at same time!

At Rubber Cheese we have over 32 years of combined experience in designing the most innovative and beautiful websites. We create websites that exceed your goals and ambitions by using the latest techniques and web standards, mixed with awesome design skills.

We design websites for many businesses across a range of industries from large retailers to small beauty salons. We approach every project with the exact same high level of enthusiasm and professionalism from start to finish.

Every website has different objectives and goals, some highly complex and challenging.
These are the projects we thrive on, making a complex process, simple.

Designing Websites with Personality

What type of people do you like to work with? The ideal people are probably not boring, rigid, over serious or stuffy. I’m sure you hope that your business isn’t perceived in that way either. So why would you want your website to be like that?

We all know that “first impressions count”. It’s more than likely that the first point of call for any potential client will be a businesses website. For this reason it’s essential the initial impression of your site is a good one.  For this reason we strongly believe in designing websites that not only achieve your objectives, but portray the right personality too.

Emotional Design

Personality is the platform for emotion. A positively engaged user is more likely to trust you and to connect with you, which is why we love to mix personality and function in all of our designs.

Blog Design

According to HubSpot’s Social Media Scientist Dan Zarrella, blogs affect 70% of blog readers purchasing decisions.

For this reason alone it makes sense to have a blog, especially if it will generate sales for your business. But why does it affect readers purchasing decisions so much?

Expertise


Blogging on your specialist subject can establish you as an expert in that field. This increases not only your credibility but your businesses opportunities too.

Connections

Through the comments section of a blog you can connect with people who are interested in what you have to say. Users prefer to purchase from someone they know, so the connection you create online can help to create familiarity.

Confidence


If your potential customers have a deeper understanding of a subject or product, they will have more confidence in the knowledge that they are purchasing the right product. By offering tips and advice on your product or service, you’ll give your potential customers that confidence.

We designed and built a blog for Optimus Sourcing, a training source provider. They blog on a regular basis and because of this, have seen sales figures for Microsoft training courses increase by 600% over the last two years.

Icon Design

Icons act as visual prompts and help users navigate around your website or user interface, especially if you have highly complex information or content.

Icons help users find what they need quickly, simply because most of us are more drawn to an image than text. If they are designed perfectly they can have a dramatic effect on user experience.