Worship is a digital design & build agency.

We create websites, web applications and social media applications which help our clients achieve their goals.

All our projects start with a brew. Arrange yours here.

Web design

In the early days of internet, the web designer's role was to create the whole site. As our understanding of the requirements for online success has developed, so has the number of roles that comprise the web design team.

Our approach

User experience

User-focused design is achieved through understanding your core website users. Once armed with your users’ goals and preferences, we can create an experience which engages and fulfills.

Our approach

Information architecture

Structuring your website's content so it's user-focused and intuitive helps ensure users fulfill their objectives. Reflecting your organisation's structure in your website's IA is common mistake.

Our approach

Web development

Our team is experienced in various technologies and our project managers involve them in the project early in the process, ensuring that all aspects of the build are considered from the outset.

Our approach

Illustration

There's no better way to make your site feel mundane than with bland stock imagery with fake-looking 'business people' behind glass desks. Stock imagery has its place but a bespoke illustration can really add interest.

Our approach

Worship’s recruiting, join us!

Thursday 3 May 2012

We’re a small digital agency with ambitious growth plans, but you’ve heard that before haven’t you? Yeah, everyone says it, we know. But in our case it’s true. And this role sits at the heart of the agency we’ll be growing together.

Focus on the user, focus on the results

Tuesday 24 April 2012

Planning a user journey which is centered around the needs of a site’s users is central to the success of our projects. By showing your users a nice time and satisfying them on the site, you’re showing them what it would be like if they actually bought something from you.

Digital surveillance in the UK

Thursday 5 April 2012

UK ministers are preparing a major expansion of the government’s powers to monitor the online activities of every person in the UK. This would include but not be limited to data relating to phone calls, texts, emails, web browsing, Facebook updates, and Skype communications.

Case study:

Fac51 The Hacienda

Website creation for the iconic Manchester brand.

Case study:

The War on Horror

40,000 plays in 6 weeks and an increase in FB Likes of 160,000.
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  • Magento: e-commerce for growth
     Magento is an open-source e-commerce content management system. It offers a wide range of functionality as core and with thousands of extensions to choose from, Magento is a brilliant solution for anyone wishing to set up an online shop quickly.
  • Wordpress: flexible and easy to use
     WordPress is a brilliant open source content management system and is currently the most popular of its kind in the world today; with the latest version having clocked up over 65 million downloads as of December 2011.
  • Drupal: powerful and extensible
     Drupal is an open source content management platform written in PHP. Powering millions of websites and applications, it's built, used, and supported by an active and diverse community of people around the world.
  • Umbraco: the friendly CMS
     Umbraco is an open-source CMS built on the Microsoft .NET framework. While remaining simple to understand it's highly extensible using a wide variety of industry-standard languages and patterns.

CONTACT

Tel : 0161 236 1188 Third Floor
14 Tariff Street
Manchester
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