Neath Web design from the experts.
We understand that good Neath Web Design isn't just about how your site looks. The website needs to be clear, easy to use and giving a great user experience. TCRM keeps all these ideas in mind on each project we undertake. Enticing visuals and using the best usability guidelines we build our sites using W3C web standards (XHTML1.1 and CSS 2.0 or 3.0), and all this delivered with cross-browser compatibility. We also supply if required wave accessibility checking. All our sites have xml site maps built by default. This all together brings better search engine rankings to your site.As a by the way the CEO went to school in Clun Primary and Llangatwg Secondary and lived in Resolven, Melyn Court and Tonna so we have a great knowledge of the Neath area and even some of the fringe areas such as Skewen and Cimla☺.
- We are experts in our field.
- We are vastly experienced.
- We are not expensive. Just talk to us and get a FOC quote.
- We are a professional company, not a here today gone tomorrow outfit.
- We have a portfolio to prove what we can do.
- We have testimonials to support our claims.
Doorstep Trader Warning to Neath Port Talbot Residents
Neath Port Talbot Council is warning residents to beware of traders “cold calling” at their homes.
Have Your Say on New Regional Plan for Homes, Jobs and Investment
Views are wanted on a new long-term plan that will guide where homes, jobs, infrastructure and major investment should be located across Neath Port Talbot, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and Swansea over the next 25 to 30 years.
Vape Shop in Port Talbot Shut Down After Illegal Stock and Class-B Drug Seized
A vape shop in Port Talbot has been closed by Trading Standards after reports of illegal activity on site.
A Race With A Difference: Margam Country Park 10k and 5k Run Returns for 5th Year
Following a recent ancient villa discovery, you can run like a Roman at Margam Country Park with a 10k or 5k mixed-terrain route.
Neath Port Talbot Council Strengthens Commitment to Nature Recovery
Neath Port Talbot Council has published a report outlining the Council’s progress to biodiversity and nature recovery, including over £2million in grant funding secured for ecology, community and green infrastructure projects.
Swansea University Heritage project recovers evidence of a major archaeological find
Experts have uncovered a unique slice of history – a Roman villa – which they say will offer unparalleled information about Wales’s national story.
ArchaeoMargam, a collaborative project between Swansea University’s Centre for Heritage Research and Training (CHART), Neath Port Talbot Council and Margam Abbey Church, believes the find in Margam is of profound importance.
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