Web design in Famagusta, from someone who lives here.

Which part of the district are you in?

The district splits sharply. The coast lives on tourism for half the year; the inland towns trade all year round and want something quite different from a website.

Why does being local make a difference?

Because the brief is better when we have stood in the place. A taverna on the harbour and a garage in Deryneia need different sites, and it is quicker to see that than to be told it.

It also decides which language leads. On the coast it is English, because that is who books. Inland it is usually Greek, because that is who rings. Getting that the wrong way round is the most common mistake we see in the district.

How does working locally actually work?

• We can come to you. Anywhere in the district, at your premises, so the photographs and the brief come from the real thing rather than a phone call.
• We know the season. A bar on the Ayia Napa strip and a bakery in Sotira have opposite calendars, and the site needs to be busiest when you are.
• Same prices as everywhere else. Published, in pounds, no quote form and no discovery call. Being local is not a surcharge.

What have we built in the district?

A bilingual site for a harbour restaurant in Ayia Napa, a multi-venue site for a seafront group, and a single-page site for a grill in Protaras. Most of our work is still for UK businesses, and we would rather say that plainly than imply a longer local list than we have.