What do you want your web site to be? Unique? Dynamic? Exciting? Accessible? At Dreamberry, we like to design web sites that catch the eye and hold your visitor's attention.
Take a look around and get a feel for what we can do.
We have a dream of what the web could be. Become part of that dream - call us today on FREEPHONE 0808 1080745 or 0161 3570355 or use our contact form.
Manchester web design by Dreamberry
locally based Manchester web designer
holistic web design service - we make your site look good AND easy to use
on-page search engine optimisation included free of charge
accessible web design - member of the Guild of Accessible Web Designers
We're looking to add an e-commerce site to our portfolio and are offering a heavily discounted e-commerce site to a suitable business or entrepreneur...
Welcome the whole world to your website
You want your website to look the best it can be. So do we. You also want it to reach as many people as possible. So do we.
That's why we design all our sites to the exacting standards laid down by the World Wide Web Consortium and why we're enthusiastic proponents of accessible web design and why we're members of the Guild of Accessible Web Designers.
Websites designed without regard to these standards can be inaccesible to as much as 40% of their intended audience. Allied to the fact that accessible, standards-based web design is proven to rank better in search engines, the business case is compelling.
Latest news from our web design blog
Our latest Manchester web design blog entry has nothing to do with web design in Manchester at all really, except insofar as I'm a Manchester business or, as the Oldham Chronicle would put it, one of Oldham's top business people. Anyway, it chronicles (ho-ho-ho) my Chamber of Commerce luncheon with local MEP Arlene McCarthy and - more importantly - my sponsored firewalk in aid of MedEquip4Kids, which was a life changing experience I'd highly recommend to anyone. Sponsorship will be open to the end of November. I'd be very grateful to anyone kind enough to want to help out with equipment for Manchester children's units.
