Agincourt Technologies Ltd
35 Clients & Projects 10 Reviews
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We build bespoke web solutions, we are Ruby on Rails experts and we specialise in web applications, e-commerce and CMS.
Languages Spoken: English
Employees: 1-5 Established: 2004 Joined: 2009
Latest Work
Established in 2004, we work nationally and locally, our office is based just outside of Grantham. We have a diverse range of valued customers and our list of services is always expanding as we like to keep up-to-date with new technologies.
Industry Sectors
Other, Building & Construction, Entertainment, Retail, Not for profit / Charity, Manufacturers & Engineers, Financial & Legal, Professional Services, Food & Drink, Educational, Tourism & Travel, Consumer ServicesTends to work with
Private Company, Small-Medium Enterprise (SME), Non-profit Organisation, Entrepreneur, Startup, Public SectorGeneral location of clients:
East MidlandsContent Management System:
Our CMS is tailored around active clients to ensure it is user friendly and contains all the required features for upcoming on line business. It is fully extendable through our 'engines' system. We host the CMS as SaaS (software as a service) meaning all clients recieve up-dates on a regular basis.Recent Projects
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Sirius Jewellery
http://www.siriusjewellery.co.uk
Sirius Jewellery provides a unique range of contemporary, designer and traditional jewellery. Read More -
LearnLog
http://learnlog.co.uk
LearnLog is an evidence-based assessment tracking tool. This is the website for the app. Read More -
Lincolnshire Conservatives
http://lincolnshireconservatives.co.uk
Political party regional website. Read More
Recent Reviews
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Reviewed on 8 Jan, 2011
Agincourt provided a personal supportive service throught the design stage, offering useful constructive advice while listening to our needs. Where they felt our choices were not appropriate, they explained carefully why interms ... Read More
Carol Markwell
— Drug Safety Solutions Limited -
Reviewed on 1 Jul, 2010
Quite a complex and involved system was required while at the same time being simple to operate and interface with - we had a strong business plan and thought process to back up the idea but needed a strong design house to turn ou... Read More
Hugo Marfleet
— BiddingFarmer -
Reviewed on 1 Jul, 2010
Agincourt were very helpful, holding our hand and guiding us through the various situations, giving good advice so that we ended up with a great looking site. The professional service we have received has made this new endeavour f... Read More
Hugo Marfleet
— Farm and Field
Awards
East Midlands Development Agency - 11th May 2009
East Midlands Brokerage Quality Assured Standard 5*
Interview
Q : Describe your company in 5 words.
A : Perfectionists down to the Pixel
Q : Where do you see your company in 10 years time?
A : We've got big plans for the future but ultimately we want to be offering the same great, personal service and bespoke design to a wider client base.
Q : How was your company name chosen?
A : The triumph of technology: in the Battle of Agincourt, the English used longbows to overpower a much larger French army.
Articles
Explaining Best Practices
In the web design & development industry, we like our geeky names, acronyms and other confusing things, despite striving to explain to clients in simple terms what really matters to them. As web designers, we know why we do certain things (we wouldn't be doing our job correctly unless there is a reason behind everything within our websites), but when clients question a decision or ask for an alteration that doesn't make sense to us, it's often difficult to explain why in a manner that clients can understand.
Email Etiquette
Many people rely on email as a primary form of communication on a daily basis but to often badly though out and implemented emails can cause unforeseen problems, here we try and provide some tips on how to avoid making some common mistakes.
Writing good web content
If you are passionate about your business, regardless of whether you sell gadgets, PVC pipes or car parts, you can find something exciting to talk about, if you find it exciting, there is a pretty good chance that other people will also be interested - that's where the money lies.
