Rippleffect has enabled its clients in Liverpool, Manchester, and the rest of the UK to maximise the business potential of the Internet by optimising organic search engine listing, revising website design, and developing a CMS, a.k.a. Content Management System.
A Content Management System, or CMS, is a database-driven system, which eases content management online, particularly for inexperienced website editors.
The utilisation of a Content Management System (CMS) enables website content to be flexible and consequently appear creative and contemporary. The text editor facilitates regular content updates, in addition to picture updates, making the content management system an effective tool for the content management of a website.
Content Management Systems (CMS) are essential for the success of Liverpool, Manchester, North West, and UK companies, in our design conscious society. The demand for constant change and re-invention can be satisfied by regular website updates via a Content Management System (CMS).
With Content Management System (CMS) development increasingly in demand, Rippleffect Liverpool offers Liverpool, Manchester, North West and UK companies its search engine optimisation, Internet marketing, and Content Management System (CMS) production to optimise their competitiveness online as well as offline.
To ensure top search engine positioning, outstanding Content Management System development, and skilful website design, Rippleffect Liverpool is the best choice for exceptional online marketing and Content Management System development in Liverpool.
About
Rippleffect was founded in 1999, by MD Ben Hatton. Now in its sixth year of trading, the company has offices in Liverpool and Manchester. Regularly identified as a new media company to watch, multi award winning Rippleffect has a diverse portfolio covering blue-chip corporates and major public agency clients from throughout the UK, reflecting the reputation it's established nationally as a premier online solutions agency.
Mission
Rippleffect is one of the UK's premier online solutions agencies.
Widely accepted as one of the most innovative and dynamic companies in the new media industry, multi-award-winning Rippleffect ‘stand out from the crowd' by setting standards for others to follow.
It is Rippleffect's objective to establish strong partnerships with all its clients, so that we develop and succeed together.
Partners
Rippleffect's policy is to create partnerships with leading organisations whose area of expertise in the new media sector complements ours. This means we never deviate from the Internet, we never lose the focus of our stated mission -- to provide an unrivalled online service for our clients.
British Telecom
Pipex
Open SRS
World Pay
Protx
Privacy Policy
Rippleffect Studio Ltd is a registered company with the Data Protection Act 1988 and is aware of its responsibilities under that act.
In general, you may visit the Site without telling us who you are or revealing any personally identifiable information about you. Our servers collect the domain names, operating system in use (e.g., Macintosh, Windows) and browser (e.g., Netscape, Internet Explorer). This information is aggregated to measure the number of visits, average time spent on the Site, pages viewed, etc. Rippleffect Studio Ltd uses this information to measure the use of our Site and to improve the content of our Site. E-mail addresses and other personally identifiable information such as first and last name, home or other physical address, telephone number, and other similar information are known only when voluntarily provided by a visitor for registration or other participation of visitors in any available online interactive activities.
Unless otherwise disclosed during the collection, personally identifiable information that may be collected in connection with visitors to this Site is retained by Rippleffect Studio Ltd. Rippleffect Studio Ltd do not sell, transfer or otherwise disclose this personally identifiable information outside this company, except where disclosure is required by law.
We may use the personal information you provide for any of the following purposes: (1) to understand the use of our Site and make improvements; (2) to respond to specific request from visitors; (3) to obtain parental consent from visitors under 18 years of age, where necessary; (4) to provide any necessary notices to our visitors or their parent or legal guardians, where necessary; (5) to protect the security or integrity of our Site when necessary; (6) to send you notices and solicitations regarding Site and our businesses; and (7) in general to promote and market products to you. These solicitations may take the form of mailings or other couriers, telephone calls, e-mail solicitations and other methods of contact. If you do not want to receive these solicitations from us using your personally identifiable information, please notify us.
It is our policy that visitors to our Site who are under the age of 18 should not post or provide information on our Site without the consent of their parents or legal guardians. You should supervise the online activities of your children, and consider the use of parental control tools available from online services and software providers that help provide a kid-friendly Internet environment.
At times, we conduct on-line surveys to better understand the needs and profiles of our visitors. When we conduct a survey, we will try to let you know how we will use the information at the time we collect the information from you on the Internet.
This Site may contain links to other sites of third parties. We are not responsible for the content or privacy practices of those other sites. We may revise this Privacy Policy from time to time. You are responsible for checking this policy when you visit our Site to review the current policy. If you do not agree with the policy, you should cease use of the Site immediately.
Liquid versus fixed layouts
Programmers were the original web page designers in the early 1990s. Currently most web designers come from a graphic artist background in print, where the artist has absolute control over the size and dimensions of all aspects of the website design andf implementation. On the web however, the Web designer has no control over several factors, including the size of the browser window and the size and characteristics of available fonts.
Many designers compensate for this by wrapping their entire webpage in a fixed width box, essentially limiting it to an exact pixel-perfect value, which is a fixed layout. Some create the illusion of liquidity by building the graphics for their webpage at a size larger than any current standard monitor size in flash and using tools like photoshop. Other designers say that this is bad because it ignores the preferences of the user, who might have their browser sized a specific way that they like best.
There is a usability reason (rather than wanting control) for why a designer may choose a more fixed layout. Studies have shown that there is usually an optimal line width in terms of readability. But users may choose their windows size and font selection to optimize other factors to their own ideas and descriptions more important to them.
This decision of which style of layout to use is often made on a case by case basis, depending on the needs and audience of the website.
