Web Design in Oxford
Chris Hands
May 9, 2022
Rare Form has been in business since the last century. In that time we’ve made many different sites, of different types, for many different kinds of clients. We know a lot about what makes a website work…
Chris Hands
November 12, 2021
WordPress is by far the most popular website platform on the planet. Born in 2003 out of the ashes of b2 cafelog, WordPress has grown from what was essentially a blogging platform into the dominant content management…
Chris Hands
September 24, 2021
Good web design encompasses a range of different factors in order to make the pages outstanding in both form and function. Form can be enhanced with skilful use of typography, colours and media, and a site with…
Chris Hands
July 1, 2021
Why is colour important? Colour is an exceptionally powerful element in web design. It is one of the very first things to make an impression on the viewer – usually before text, typography, and even images, are…
Chris Hands
May 24, 2021
I’m going to start this blog post with a confession: Rare Form websites aren’t cheap. There I’ve said it. Not that we are ashamed of that. Not at all – if anything it’s something we wear proudly. The…
Chris Hands
March 17, 2021
This was one of my favourite questions from a client. It was during the workshop for the new website he had commissioned from us, and he just couldn’t understand why his previous site wasn’t doing well in…
Chris Hands
March 9, 2021
Last year we delivered a brand new website for Lynch Brother Homes, giving them a web presence far more befitting their reputation as Oxfordshire’s premier building services company. The new site oozed prestige and quality, much like…
Chris Hands
February 12, 2021
First off, let’s define what we are talking about. Web accessibility means that people with disabilities can use the Web equally. According to the World Health Organisation about 15% of the world’s population, (over 1 billion people),…
Chris Hands
February 4, 2021
Sign up to our newsletter or Join our mailing list. It’s actually a bit of an old chestnut on web pages now. Does anyone still sign up to these things? And are they even relevant any more…