New responsive website launched for Flightline Travel Management
We are happy to announce the launch of a new responsive website for Flightline, one of the UK’s leading independent business travel companies. The website serves as a hub of information for all its travel services, including air, rail, and ground transportation as well as hotel bookings and meetings and events.
Since Flightline Travel’s client base is primarily business people, it was important that the website contain an intuitive navigation and accommodate mobile browsing. The new website meets those needs, with a modern responsive solution that showcases Flightline Travel’s services and allows users to quickly find the information they are looking for. We’ve also included social media buttons, a contact form, and a blog so visitors can stay up-to-date with the company’s latest news.
The website allows visitors to login to a client area, where they can access information about their accounts and travel arrangements.
The site was built using the WordPress CMS. Our regular blog readers will know that we’ve long been fans of WordPress because of the flexibility and reliability it provides, and the Flightline Travel site is no exception.
Following the launch of the responsive website, our digital agency was appointed to manage Flightline Travel’s SEO strategy, which will help the company reach an even wider client base.
Visit Flightline Travel’s website today and let us know what you think in the comments below.
Responsive websites
Flightline Travel Management Ltd has joined a growing list of companies that have turned to us for responsive websites, including the NHS Confederation, Datum, and Premier Foods, and we can’t stress its importance enough. With mobile Internet usage set to overtake desktop browsing within the next two years, now is the time to think about how your website performs on those devices, or risk losing business because of it.
For more information on our web design services, or to speak to us about SEO, please contact our digital agency today.
