matttyson

There are 22 monthly searches for 'logo design swindon' and 320 monthly searches for 'graphic design swindon'. I did plenty of research on the matter and as I said — it is running alongside my main business and website. By doing this, I am learning about SEO and doing market research into a specific area.

It seems to work in all browsers and hasn't affected SEO. In fact, using http://silktide.com/ there didn't seem to be any problem. I am getting enquiries through organic Google searches so cannot see much of a problem. I can see why developers don't like to see bad code and this was generated in Adobe Muse.

The website is an experiment. The 10-15 visitors is fairly accurate for the time being, although graphic design swindon does get significantly more hits. I am currently fluctuating between page 1 and 2 on 'graphic design swindon' too and have had a few enquiries, so we will see. It is a learning curve for me, as I have done it all myself, whereas I normally use developers for client based work.

Hi dap. I used 12px Helvetica which is on 120% line height. You are probably right that it needs increasing, especially with the amount of text (which needs editing), although I am not sure that the text needs to be bigger. It does look better at 140%. Originally had it at a larger size and it looked very clunky. I have created something using a modernist grid, so it probably does look a little print like. I do like a lot of white space in my designs and as a result the site may appear bland for some people's tastes. Thanks for the feedback.

Yes — to be honest, I just wanted to capture the traffic for that search term. I have a website for my graphic design studio, but felt that there was a need for something to appeal to someone that wasn't too design savvy wanting a design service to get them up and running. The two websites aim at entirely different audiences. I did note how much traffic the search term collected and I have also made an effort to push 'logo design swindon' up to the top in Google search terms. If it was my only graphic design business I would agree with what you were saying entirely.

I would definitely strengthen the colour palette. There isn't any real logo or identity, so the inclusion of a colour would really help. It works well enough and it easy to navigate.

Hello all. I am new to the forum and would really appreciate it you would take the time to review my website and the work that I have showcased. If you have any constructive feedback on the typography and structure, that would be great. Kind regards, Matt. The ste is: www.logodesignswindon.co.uk