Web design, development & strategy
We have been helping our clients plan, implement and evolve their websites and other digital products for over 16 years.
We work across many sectors, specialising in charity, heritage, higher education, and law.
Featured Work
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Nestlé
Headscape has worked with Nestlé on a number of different consultancy, design and coding projects since 2010. Most recently, we helped to create the user interface design for the latest iteration of the main corporate website – nestle.com
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Butterfly Conservation
Butterfly Conservation is the UK’s major campaigning organisation dedicated to the conservation of butterflies and moths. Butterfly Conservation is also the world’s largest research institute for butterflies and moths.
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Blank Rome
Headscape helped Blank Rome realise its vision of a new website that communicates the firm’s brand and focuses on delivering effective user experiences across all devices.
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University of Edinburgh
In-depth user research and a vision of future student digital experiences have transformed attitudes to digital throughout the University of Edinburgh.
Blog
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Be careful with animation
Due to our work in the legal sector, we tend to keep an eye out for new site launches when they happen. One recent example caught our attention possibly for the wrong reasons.
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When to use a custom search solution
Website search can often be a thorny subject. Expectations of search capabilities have been set very high by search engines. The default search offered by content management systems (CMSs) is often a bit basic by comparison. For example, the results are often not the most relevant to the search term used because the CMS is […]
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Initial thoughts on using Gutenberg
Dan talks about his experience of developing the new Headscape site, with a focus on working with the Gutenberg editor.
Podcast
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Are you the best leader you can be?
Read TranscriptThis week on the Boagworld Show, we explore what it means to be a great leader and ask the question of whether everybody needs leadership skills, or is it okay to be a follower?
