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The Brief

Client: Cocopine Corner

Start Date: August 2021

Services: Web Design & Development

Cocopine Corner is the brainchild of Nicole Henworth and aims to celebrate the wonderful mix of cultures and experiences that make up UK life. This website is a platform to showcase interviews between generations, sharing the hard-won wisdom, experiences and values of those who have come to Britain and made their home here.

The design

Client's thoughts

If you're looking to have a new website created I'd highly recommend Web Wisdom. Alice has been absolutely fantastic in bringing my idea to life, she accommodated my working hours and the process took just two weeks. I was a little nervous about taking the leap and setting up a website, but Alice explained all the techy aspects that went straight over my head. I will be reaching out to her again in the summer when my platform starts to grow and can't wait to see how it flourishes with her expertise.

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Responsiveness, Quality, Professionalism, Value
Nicole Henworth
Cocopine Corner
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Professionally built websites can start from around £500 for a very simple build but can easily head up towards £2000-£10,000+ for larger or more bespoke projects. 

You need to consider what your website needs to be able to do in order to make it work well for your business.

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