Byte Art launch fourth version of website

Byte Art has launched the fourth version of its own website.

And a fifth version is already in the pipeline.

'It's simply a question of the company moving with the times - and trying to reflect the quality that we produce in our clients' websites in our own backyard,' says Simon Bone, Byte Art's production director.

The company has spent the last few months busy designing websites for such other market leaders in the Channel Islands as Aurigny Air Services, Carey Olsen and the Guernsey Training Agency.

This has delayed the unveiling of Byte Art's fourth version of its website, which features a more visually attractive interface, utilising more graphics and motion in its presentation.

'We wanted to make the site more of an experience for visitors rather than simply an information gathering and reference point,' explains applications developer Richard Le Poidevin.

Among other new features, it also allows visitors to sign up to receive a regular e-newsletter and features a more frequently updated news section.

'We're busy as a agency right now and I think that the new design of the BA site better reflects that - we're hoping to give visitors more reasons to come back and keep an eye on what we're up to,' said Richard.

However, even this new site will soon be superseded by a fifth version whose new features are at present 'under wraps' at the company.

'It was important for the company to get a new version out there while we had time between our various contracts. However, there are still some extra features that we'd like on the site to better showcase our abilities and web solutions,' says Richard.

Fans of the company's work should keep their eyes peeled for the new fifth version of the site sometime later in the summer.