Welcome
Established in 1995, we are a pioneering internet agency consistently providing and delivering the highest quality of expertise in successful strategic eBusiness and online communications.
Our clients benefit from our expertise in a wide range of services. This includes web, intranet and extranet design, site builds, ecommerce, internet banking, online marketing, software development, internet security, high quality hosting and mobile technologies.
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News
20th June 2008
Building a stronger presence
Leading Sheffield-based land management company, Hallam Land Management has launched a dynamic new site, redesigned by TechnoPhobia. Hallam Land Management Limited (HLM) is the strategic land and planning promotion arm of the Henry Boot Group of Companies who have worked with TechnoPhobia since 1999.
25th May 2008
Planning a better Portal
We are pleased to announce that TechnoPhobia has been appointed by the Department for Communities and Local Government as consultants to assist and advise on the user interface design and development for an E-consultation Hub; a key component of The Planning Portal. The Planning Portal is the UK Government's online planning and building regulations resource for England & Wales.
5th May 2008
Dynamic Union, Dynamic Site
TechnoPhobia is delighted to announce that we have been selected by Sheffield Hallam University Students' Union to undertake the redesign of its website. The interactive site, due for launch by September, will support the implementation of various web2.0 features.
11th February 2008
Coming Soon...LENDERSCOMPARED.ORG.UK
TechnoPhobia is delighted to announce that as part of a new initiative which sees us working in conjunction with the Competition Commission, we have been appointed as the accredited operator of a new independent price comparison website for the Home Credit Industry.
8th January 2008
Ruby, Ruby, Ruby, Ruby...
It is always a pleasure to work with a client who understands that any successful application starts with the user. So when an invitation to tender for a project stating a primary criterion as being "user-centric design" arrived, our response was an immediate and heartfelt "Yes!"
