“Everyone should have the opportunity to a professionally responsive website”.
At LightWeb, we didn't just create websites; we crafted digital experiences that seamlessly blended function and design. Our mission was simple: deliver websites that were not only visually stunning but also easy to maintain and uniquely tailored to each client's needs.
In our quest to redefine web design, we were early adopters of responsive design and pioneers in optimizing customer experiences. Our holistic approach encompassed everything from design and customer experience to SEO, servers, e-commerce, and ongoing support. By shouldering the technical burdens, we allowed our clients to focus solely on their content, confident that their online presence was in capable hands.
One of our significant collaborations was with HANEN, a nationwide industry organization promoting businesses in tourism, farm food, and inland fishing in Norway. This partnership allowed us to tailor our services specifically to the needs of Norwegian businesses, further enhancing our understanding of the local market dynamics.
At the helm of these projects was Björg, a seasoned leader with a passion for both visual design and user experience. As a lead designer, Björg spearheaded projects, guiding our team to deliver not just functional websites but beautiful, intuitive designs that prioritized user satisfaction. Moreover, Björg took on the role of educator, ensuring that the clients were equipped with the knowledge to leverage their digital presence effectively.
Björg's contributions to LightWeb were instrumental in solidifying its reputation as a go-to agency for businesses seeking cutting-edge web solutions in Norway. Through Björg's leadership, we didn't just create websites; we transformed digital landscapes, empowering businesses to thrive in the online realm.
Clients: Small and medium-sized companies in Norway and Sweden.
Title: Visual Designer, UX designer
When: 2003-2011
Where: Scandinavia
What: Web design, Graphic design
Wayback Machine
Just for fun check out how the "new" LightWEB site looked like year 2009 with the internet archive, Wayback Machine. Some links, images, funktions etc. might not load or work. Nice time travel! Maybe you could find some of your old websites there as well.
