Computerko
London, Westminster
(18)
London, Westminster
(18)
Computerko is a Managed IT Service company that takes the weight off of Entrepreneurs and Businesses managing their IT resources.
We have been established since 2012, since then we have helped many individuals and organisations with their IT requirements.
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18 customer reviews
Imran Habib
What a awesome services. Everything unlimited...
Reviewed on Facebook
Oladokun Kenny Joe
Nice page
Reviewed on Facebook
P Smith
my computer problems resolved.
thanks to ComputerKo :)
jeremy mc william
keep up to time, and job weldone.
Steven Monans
ComputerKo, Web design Legends !!
thank you for the great support
Phillips
outstanding service ! good team
Remi Okeshola
Excellent service, quick follow up and timely delivery
John Scott
great experience with ComputerKo. Good doing business with you.
Justyn
Fast, efficent and very competively priced
Micah
Top Professional, Managed My web design work from start to finish from registration, hosting, emails, web design, crm implementation etc
AndyK-94
I'd like to say I appreciate your expertise in the computer field and how your company handle business. I look forward to doing more business with you.Andy K
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AnthonyD-94
these guys gave me the best deal I could find on the Dell Latitude E6230. Ive been saving trying to get a good deal plus a warranty and thanks to computerko for helping me out.
Reviewed on Yell
JamesW-540
I bought a laptop system from computerko and after a while i had a few issues with system, after which i contacted them and i was assisted to resolve the problem. i would say i am happy with their service. Great customer assistance ! More...
Reviewed on Yell
DavidW-899
Ive been buying computer systems from computerko for some time now and never had no problems 90% of the time with great deals. Good long-term business partner.
Reviewed on Yell
TedB-19
the company's service is brilliant !!!Thanks
Reviewed on Yell
DaveP-155
Bought two laptops computers from computerko and they were exactly as described and I was assisted further with setting up the systems.
Reviewed on Yell
PaulS-1078
Computerko are great trading partners with a great customer service.
Reviewed on Yell
DavidA-360
thank you for quick postage of my systems. great service
Reviewed on Yell
What makes a great website?
A great website depends entirely on what the website is set out to achieve with the view of how the users may interact with it. However a great website should have these features;
1. Good site structure.
2. Site layout should not be cumbersome.
3. Texts and fonts should be very legible and clear.
4. text to image ratio should be well thought out.
5. Should be able to view on multiple devices without the need for the user to zoom.
6. The Web server should be able to load pages quickly when a user requests it.
These are some of the common points that may make your website look great
What questions might you ask a client when starting a new project?
It depends on how technically gifted the client is but let us assume they are not, I may ask the following;
1. What do you need a website for?
2. What do you want the website to do for you and its audience?
3. Do they have an example of a competitor website?
4. What type of website do they like interacting with?
5. Would they be selling on the website?
6. Do they have access to graphic materials if not do they have a graphic designer?
7. Do they know laws surrounding managing a website, Do they have access to legal policies i.e terms of use of the website, terms of service, privacy policy?
8. Do they have a marketing budget?
9. How many visitors may they anticipate to their website?
10. Do they have a web hosting package?
11. Would they like to update the site periodically themselves or they may want a professional to help with this
12. How involved they want to be in the design process;
a. Very involved
b. Involved
c. Sparsely involved
d. Just get on with it
Describe your creative process.
The process may vary but these are the steps a web designer should follow;
1. A business analysis of the project
2. Assign a project manager, a copyrighter, a web design and development team
3. Websites layout and Structure is planned
4. Sends it for review by the Client
5. Client reviews and sends back with comments
6. The website is developed.
7. The Copyrighter produces website contents, page by page
8. Sends to Client for review
9. The client sends back to review with comments
10. Web developer inputs material
11. The website will be tested by like-minded audience
12. We receive comments from testing, apply them.
13. Launch website on Clients orders
Or We could just manage the whole process if the Clients just wants me to be creative
What information do you need from a client before you can start work?
Normally nothing but for professional purposes, copyright contents, graphic material, web hosting access and deposit.
