Welcome to a new year, and here at Xposure, a new website! We spent the first couple of weeks back at work after the Christmas break, working hard to create a new site for 2012.

After a particularly trying year for a lot of us, we were happy to embrace 2012 for all its mystery and possibilities and wave goodbye to 2011.

For some time now we have been working on our new website, utilizing the latest technologies, constantly tweaking and fine tuning, ready for January 2012 and the big launch.

Our enthusiastic web expert Thomas (see the home page) suggested using parallax to showcase our portfolio of work. A relatively new technique for web design used by the businesses such as Nike and Campaign Monitor, Parallax is a difference in the apparent position of an object viewed along different lines of sight. The Parallax scrolling web design is a technique that uses layered images that move around the website at different speeds/perspectives creating the illusion of a 3D image. We saw what you could achieve with Parallax and knew this is what we wanted for our site.

Another key feature you won’t fail to notice about our new website is us! (The models on the home page…) Hello! Unlike many businesses, we want you to know us. Meet the real people behind the work we do, see what we get up to on a day-to-day basis, and our opinions on topical news and the work we do. If you look closely enough, you may notice we enjoy the occasional fancy dress day, especially when there is an event coming up! Watch out London Olympics, you’ve got a new team coming.

We see websites as living organisms that grow in time, as businesses develop and change. Our website will be constantly updated and developed, so watch out for exciting changes over the years.

Our new look blog library showcases our back catalogue of fantastic and useful blog posts about anything from marketing, web design, social media and branding. Each individually published to maintain the Xposure brand.

We have worked hard to make sure that your time on our site is enjoyable and easy, and we hope you like it. Let us know what you think, and what you like most about it? (Other than the beautiful pictures of our team, of course!)