Clic2 recognises that your unique identity is the biggest investment your company will make. Therefore we place strong emphasis on taking time to listen to you and to understand your business in order to provide you with a solution that integrates into the overall business context and provides the flexibility to keep pace with your growing requirements.

Even if you are not at all computer-minded, our experts have many years of senior level design and marketing experience, dealing with clients from various backgrounds and we will be happy to explain anything you need to know, in Layman's terms. Clic2 can develop a number of different types of bespoke solutions to suit your needs, from standard web presence "brochure" websites, to fully functional database driven builds. We can also offer advice on hosting and promoting your website.

In order to minimise the need for ongoing maintenance and updates to your website, many of our solutions provide an integrated content management facility that enables members of your own team to replace text and images on your site, without any technology knowledge at all.

Previous solutions have included standalone micro-sites that support a main website for a specific promotion or product release, through to major corporate websites that include "member" areas with registration facilities. We also have the facility to integrate application building blocks from the full Clic2 product range including eCommerce, email marketing, catalogues and content management in order to provide you with the full solution you require at a cost effective price.

For example, a snap poll facility was required to complement our client's main website, in the lead up to the 2005 General Election. The objective was to provide a fun element to a serious subject whilst helping undecided voters to see where their political allegiances lie, in relation to their personal views, on a range of subjects. The resulting solution was rapidly deployed in order to meet the client's demanding timescales and provided a dynamic element in the form of a "swing-o-meter" whereby a pin moved towards individual party segments, depending on the answers given. Results were then collated and stored in a database, in order to calculate a general consensus. A back-end admin area was also provided for the client to dynamically change related article links displayed under each question.