What we do.
- Digital strategy
- Interface design
- Website design and build
- Content management
- Usability testing
- Accessibility audits
- Content strategy
- Organic search optimisation
About Byekick.
Byekick is a design studio based in London, working with clients in the UK, Europe and the US, creating websites as easy to use as they are on the eye. Our ethos at Byekick is to create websites with integrity, built with experience, designed with care and love.
Hire us.
Get in touch by emailing us at .
Typical projects cost from as little as £5,000 for full website design and build.
Featured work: BrightFarm Systems, New York
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BrightFarm Systems is a wonderful commercial design consultancy based in New York City. It delivers technical services and product design for rooftop greenhouses and urban agriculture projects worldwide.
Byekick was delighted to be chosen by the team at BrightFarm to design and build its new website. It was an important project, not just for its design challenge, but for what BrightFarm are about: bringing environmentally sustainable agriculture to urban spaces. Issues very close to our own hearts.
Our work began by working together to develop a site structure and design concept for the site, creating a simple, architecturally inspired look and feel that puts the focus on the inspiring imagery that characterises BrightFarm’s work.
We deployed and customised an easy to use, open source content management system called Textpattern to manage the site’s content and to deliver its project gallery features. BrightFarm staff can manage all site content using Textpattern including case study galleries and the site’s navigation.
Services: Information Architecture, User interface design, Content management system build.
Website: www.brightfarmsystems.com
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