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Textklinik relaunches its website
Established in 1998, Textklinik GmbH has now relaunched its website in conjunction with OMA Online Marketing Agency. During their redevelopment of the site, the two Düsseldorf-based firms focused on combining interactive elements with informative content and optimised, straightforward navigation.
In addition to a more user-friendly layout – which takes browsers to the required section in just a few clicks – responsive Web design represents a real plus for visitors and clients in the mobile digital age.
On top of all this, the Textklinik blog has been separated from the main website. The blog provides all sorts of information about the full-service provider, ‘Design for Social Innovation’ and other activities.
The website remains extremely distinctive with its use of the colour turquoise and its various pictorial icons.
Textklinik GmbH (www.textklinik.com) is a full-service provider that has been looking after sickly texts submitted by advertising agencies, industrial companies and public authorities from Germany and abroad for over 15 years. It offers a range of treatments from proofreading, editing and translating texts to reworking or producing advertising copy and press releases. All of Textklinik’s services are offered in a large number of languages, such as English, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Russian and Turkish. An interdisciplinary approach, fully qualified native speakers and double-checking guarantee that even specialist texts and translations meet Textklinik’s tried and trusted standard of quality.
Textklinik GmbH
Reinhold Adolph
Talstraße 24
40217 Düsseldorf
02112709250
adolph@textklinik.de
http://www.textklinik.de/
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