Local to Global Web Design

Operating from our natural home in Lancashire, Brick technology create websites accessed by people from all corners of the globe. Our extensive and ever-growing client portfolio is truly diverse, from independent local suppliers to global manufacturers, encompassing everything in between. Here we look in more detail at the history of this thriving county, where Brick technology was born back in 1996.

Brick technology are proud to be a continuing part of the thriving industry of Lancashire. By providing our clients with responsive and contemporary websites that admirably represent their products and services online to a worldwide audience, we facilitate the growth and development of Brick Technology's unique birthplace.

The Brick technology Web Design service is designed to be completely comprehensive, with assistance and consultation provided at every step of the way. By treating every client with the unique attention they deserve and require, we are able to create bespoke solutions that are truly world-class, driving visitors to our customers' websites where they are retained by a sleek, modern browsing experience.

A study conducted by leading British Financial Services organisation Barclays has proved, if further proof were needed, that the m-commerce revolution is continuing to grow at an unprecedented rate. The recently-published study predicts that, within the next decade, British customers will collectively spend in excess of £19bn using mobile devices.

Commenting on the study, Head of Retail & Wholesale from Barclay Corporate Richard Lowe said, "..with little new shop space coming into play, the real growth opportunities lie on the virtual high street". He then went on to warn retailers who were not prepared to invest in mobile technology to represent their business online would soon find themselves at a ‘significant’ disadvantage to companies that are.

According to the Barclays Corporate Report, mobile websites and their use will grow by at least 55% over the next five years, remarkably quicker than any other channel of retail. In part, this is driven by the ever-increasing availability of smartphones and tablets as well as the growing proliferation of NFC and 4G technology.

The high street store, though no longer enjoying the immense popularity of previous years, is still of major significant importance to retailers but this certainly does not mean that they can afford to ignore the m-commerce revolution. Customers will often use a variety of channels before making a purchase - particularly with high-level customer interaction items such as shoes and clothing, many customers still prefer to visit a shop directly.

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