Recently here at Trill, we've been moving websites over from our old platform to our new one, giving us more control over every part of the web design/hosting process. It's not been easy - we can't just copy and paste a site, we have to completely rebuild them  from the ground up. For our clients, this means that their existing sites have been updated and re-optimized, keeping their original aesthetic and theme while making the user experience smoother than ever before. For us, we wanted something new .

• The web design scene is always changing with the trends ( you can read more about that here  ), for better or for worse. Here at Trill, we don't like trends - they're volatile and they change too fast to keep up with, without giving your audience website whiplash. What we  do believe in, is keeping things fresh, keeping things modern, and keeping things user friendly . So that's exactly how we designed the newest iteration of our site. 
  So what did we do?Every page and widget has been hand-designed to fit within an overall theme and colour scheme (we kept the purples, but we added new matching colours too!).
• We cut the fat. There was a lot of information on our site that really didn't need to be there. We repeated things, we had entire pages for things that could be simple sections, and we had a whole list of redundant hidden pages built up over the years.
• We re-wrote it all. Every single piece of copy on the old site was evaluated, and either edited down, rewritten, or thrown out entirely. Everything that is written on this new site has been written with the user in mind, to make it simpler and more digestible.
• We made it 100% responsive (mobile/tablet/desktop friendly). Instead of each page being uniquely built, and having the issues that come along with that, we built this entire new site using sections that we had pre-built and ensured would work on all devices and screen sizes. So when we need a new page, we simply use the building blocks that we'd already made, and we know that it will be bug-free.

Take a Look

It's all very well  and good explaining  all of the background information to you, but I'm sure you're only really here to see what it looks like - and trust me when I say that we're excited to show you. It won't be too long until the site itself is live, but here are some secret early screenshots for you to get the overall feel.