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3. Other physical products will be dispatched within 30 working days of ordering.
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Come and chat to us at our City offices in the Lloyd's building and tell us what you are trying to achieve and when!

We specialize in easy to use, powerful database driven web applications and web sites for companies, departments and organizations typically turning over £2M-£200M.

We offer

• Superb communications throughout the project life,
• Fixed price, guaranteed quotations. Not necessarily the cheapest (cutting corners isn't always cheapest!), but with a process designed to give your project the best outcome.
• Conversely flexibility is there when you need it - when your business needs change or important new ideas or findings come up during the project - mediated by an award winning online project management and change management system
• Dedicated teams and excellent responsiveness.
• We are there when you need us.
• We can help you at every stage end-to-end in the project and beyond.

What’s more if required, we can carry out pilot projects and feasibility projects gathering data from existing sites or stand alone test projects - consultation with real teeth and real facts! Now you can work from evidence not guess work disguised as know-how.

We've over twelve years of award winning experience with clients from small start-ups to giants like BT. Typical project price range is based on hourly rates and web projects normally vary between £5K-£100K. We are proud of our fast efficient service and our ability to hit the ground running. We value your time!

Call us on 0845 450 7825 and arrange to come over to our City offices or have a consultant come out to you.

Here is how to get to us.

The Lloyd's building is the home of the insurance institution Lloyd’s of London. It was designed by architect Richard Rogers and built over eight years from 1978 to 1986. Its focal point is the gigantic Underwriting Room on the ground floor, which houses the famous Lutine Bell. The Underwriting Room (often simply known as 'the Room') is overlooked by galleries, forming a 60-metre-high atrium lit naturally through a huge barrel-vaulted glass roof.

Our offices are located in the 4th floor of this impressive building. The Lloyd’s Building is situated in the heart of the finance district in the City of London. The Bank of England is only a 5-10 minute walk from the building which also overlooks the historical Leadenhall Market with its fashionable shops, wine bars and cafes.

The Address is

London Lloyd's Building
Gallery 4
12 Leadenhall Street
London EC3V 1LP
United Kingdom

By Public Transport:

• Excellent transport connections with 6 Underground stations within a short walk: Bank, Monument, Cannon Street, Mansion House, Liverpool Street and Moorgate.
• Access to main rail terminals: Fenchurch Street, Liverpool Street, Moorgate and Cannon Street Stations.

Come and chat to us at our Canary Wharf Offices and tell us what you are trying to achieve and when!

We specialize in easy to use, powerful database driven web applications and web sites for companies, departments and organizations typically turning over £2M-£200M.

We offer

• Superb communications throughout the project life,
• Fixed price, guaranteed quotations. Not necessarily the cheapest (cutting corners isn't always cheapest!), but with a process designed to give your project the best 
• Conversely flexibility is there when you need it - when your business needs change or important new ideas or findings come up during the project - mediated by an award winning online project management and change management system
• Dedicated teams and excellent responsiveness.
• We are there when you need us.
• We can help you at every stage end-to-end in the project and beyond.

What’s more if required, we can carry out pilot projects and feasibility projects gathering data from existing sites or stand alone test projects - consultation with real teeth and real facts! Now you can work from evidence not guess work disguised as know-how.

We've over twelve years of award winning experience with clients from small start-ups to giants like BT. Typical project price range is based on hourly rates and web projects normally vary between £5K-£100K. We are proud of our fast efficient service and our ability to hit the ground running. We value your time!

Call us on 0845 450 7825 and arrange to come over to Canary Wharf or have a consultant come out to you.

Here is how to get to us.

 We are on

29th Floor
One Canada Square
Canary Wharf
London E14 5DY
United Kingdom

 

By Road:

•  Congestion charge zone does not apply in the area!
• Driving Directions:
• From London City / West End, approach via the Highway, taking the Limehouse Link exit and travelling via Isle of Dogs to Canary Wharf.
• From North London, approach via the North Circular Road, taking the A102 Motorway or Burdett Road to the A13. Follow directions to Canary Wharf as sign posted.
• From South London, approach Blackwell Tunnel via the A2/M2 Motorway.
• From East London, approach via the A13. Follow directions to Canary Wharf as sign posted.
  

By Air:

• London City Airport - 15min taxi drive from Canary Wharf
  

By   Rail / Tubes:

• Travel to and from Canary Wharf via the Jubilee line with great links from the North, West & East of London. Travel from the East and to the City, via Canary Wharf using the Docklands Light Railway link

Come and chat to us at our Euston Offices and tell us what you are trying to achieve and when!

We specialize in easy to use, powerful database driven web applications and web sites for companies, departments and organizations typically turning over £2M-£200M.

We offer

• Superb communications throughout the project life,
• Fixed price, guaranteed quotations. Not necessarily the cheapest (cutting corners isn't always cheapest!), but with a process designed to give your project the best 
• Conversely flexibility is there when you need it - when your business needs change or important new ideas or findings come up during the project - mediated by an award winning online project management and change management system
• Dedicated teams and excellent responsiveness.
• We are there when you need us.
• We can help you at every stage end-to-end in the project and beyond.

What’s more if required, we can carry out pilot projects and feasibility projects gathering data from existing sites or stand alone test projects - consultation with real teeth and real facts! Now you can work from evidence not guess work disguised as know-how.

We've over twelve years of award winning experience with clients from small start-ups to giants like BT. Typical project price range is based on hourly rates and web projects normally vary between £5K-£100K. We are proud of our fast efficient service and our ability to hit the ground running. We value your time!

Call us on 0845 450 7825 and arrange to come over to Euston or have a consultant come out to you.

Here is how to get to us.

National Web Design Euston Offices
Regent's Place
338 Euston Road
London NW1 3BT
United Kingdom

By Road:

      FROM THE EAST

• We are located just past Warren Street tube station on the right hand side of the road. (FROM THE WEST)
• we are just past Great Portland Street station on the left.
• Regent's Place is located at 338 Euston Road on the A501.
• There is limited parking at Regent's Place, however a number of meters are available in Drummond Street which can be reached by turning left at the traffic lights past 338 Euston Road (from the west) into Hampstead Road and left again into Drummond Street.
• Regent's Place is a short distance from many underground and mainline stations including:
• Warren Street (Piccadilly and Northern Line)Great Portland Street (Metropolitan, Hammersmith and City and Circle)Baker Street (Bakerloo Line), Kings Cross, St Pancras, Marleybone and Euston are also a short walk away, along the Euston Road.

Come and chat to us in Portman Square near Marylebone and tell us what you are trying to achieve and when!

We specialize in easy to use, powerful database driven web applications and web sites for companies, departments and organizations typically turning over £2M-£200M.

We offer

• Superb communications throughout the project life,
• Fixed price, guaranteed quotations. Not necessarily the cheapest (cutting corners isn't always cheapest!), but with a process designed to give your project the best 
• Conversely flexibility is there when you need it - when your business needs change or important new ideas or findings come up during the project - mediated by an award winning online project management and change management system
• Dedicated teams and excellent responsiveness.
• We are there when you need us.
• We can help you at every stage end-to-end in the project and beyond.

What’s more if required, we can carry out pilot projects and feasibility projects gathering data from existing sites or stand alone test projects - consultation with real teeth and real facts! Now you can work from evidence not guess work disguised as know-how.

We've over twelve years of award winning experience with clients from small start-ups to giants like BT. Typical project price range is based on hourly rates and web projects normally vary between £5K-£100K. We are proud of our fast efficient service and our ability to hit the ground running. We value your time!

Call us on 0845 450 7825 and arrange to come over to Portman Square or have a consultant come out to you.

Here is how to get to us.

43-45 Portman Square
London W1H 6HN
United Kingdom

By Road:

•   FROM M40/A40 Follow A501 into London and turn right down Baker Street.
•   From M1, the A41 leads directly to Portman Square, 1500m after Baker Street tube station.

Tube:

• Marble Arch Tube - 3 mins / SW
• Bond Street Tube - 5 mins / SE
• Baker Street Tube - 10 mins / NW
• Oxford Circus Tube - 11 mins / E
• Marylebone Tube - 12 mins / NW

Parking:

• Marble Arch Car Parks - 3 mins / SW
• Welbeck Street NCP - 5 mins / NE
• Cramer Street Masterpark - 7 mins / NE
• Millennium Mayfair NCP - 7 mins / SE
• Mayfair Car Park - 8 mins / SW 

Reply to John Lanchester " Who ever curled up with a good MacBook?"

The Daily Telegraph 6th March 2008

Why are we reading this online if paper is so great?

I'm sitting in my study - which has more books than my local public library - but if I want to look at a paper I'd take a glance online (giving me the chance to decide that the main broadsheets are not worth buying this thursday) - if I want to search for facts I can research dozens of sources in seconds.

Books have the great advantage that no-one can revise the facts post-hoc to fit with their (compare with Wikipedia) and the very obvious but normally overlooked fact that information that someone has been paid to write and has been professionally edited and reviewed has many  avantages over free or promotional information that currently dominates the Internet. So the Internet is too small and too narrow at present - partly due to the current business model that only allows one company to make money from Internet content - the search company - rather than those who have worked to provide the content.

On the other hand electronic formats have the advantage of searchability and depth - which means that a ten minute search over coffee in many cases can reveal about the same as a couple of days search through the Bodlein. It typically ends up that in every day life one does several of these a day so if you actually want to learn electronic sources move you to a level that was basically impossible previously.

My children know this and wisely use both sources (including curling up with a Mac) - maybe the older non-technological generation will simply have to die off so that new habits can replace old.