It's estimated that in excess of 40% of all websites around the world are built using Wordpress, and with an estimated 2 billion plus websites in existence that's a clear indication as to how powerful and flexible Wordpress is. We use Wordpress for a lot of the sites we build for clients as it enables us to control development resources and provide a cost-effective service to clients whilst maintaining top quality results.

HTML5 (hypertext markup language) is the code that's used to describe the structure and presentation of a website. HTML was invented by Tim Berners-Lee, the man who actually invented the world-wide web. HTML5 is used for creating responsive and engaging user experiences, for mobile and desktop.

CSS3 (cascading style sheets) is used for creating elegant styling solutions to ensure appealing aesthetics and intuitive functionality on a website. It's used in conjunction with HTML5.

C# (pronounced “C-sharp”) is a programming language used to build a wide variety of software, from games and apps to websites and business tools. One of C#'s strengths is how well it works with frameworks like .NET and ASP.NET. These frameworks provide ready-made tools and building blocks that developers can use to create powerful web applications and services more efficiently. Whether it’s crafting a user-friendly web page or building complex business software, C# enables developers to bring their ideas to life with precision and flexibility.

JavaScript is what helps websites feel alive and responsive, transforming them from simple, flat pages into interactive experiences. For example, when you fill out a form online, JavaScript checks that you entered everything correctly, like making sure an email address is in the right format. Or think of a photo carousel that lets you scroll through pictures smoothly - JavaScript makes that work. It’s also why you can see real-time updates, like when new messages pop up in a chat or when a “like” counter changes as soon as you click it.

React and Angular are tools that help build more organised and interactive websites. Imagine you’re putting together a big, complicated puzzle - React and Angular are the two different kinds of organisers that help make sure all the pieces fit smoothly and work together!

PHP & cURL, Python, PostGreSQL, and React. These are other programming and data management applications that we can employ in building a website.