Website Critique

Cambridge PC Support said:
Thanks Lisa. Hope you're keeping well :)

Why remove the blog?
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The latest post is five years old - makes the site seem neglected and cobwebbed. Trouble with a Blog is needs to be up-to-date and relevant to today. Which means you've got to keep diverting resources into keeping it that way - whether you've got anything much to say or not. Have you ever done a page count to see if anyone actually visits/reads it? Might give you an insight into whether it's worth keeping.
 
Overall I like it, but for me it involves more scrolling than I'd like. I'd try to get as much "vertical compression" as you can eke out. For example, your bullet list on the main page could be done in three bulleted columns across the page rather than one very long one down the page. I also think there's too much packed on to the main page that is repeated elsewhere in your site, and is easy to access given the navigation strip you have across the top.

I really prefer "plain text" webpages to ones with animations, video, etc.
 
The orange text on white background hurts my eyes a little. Also the bullet list is too long, there's no way I would read all that. I like the section below the giant list, perhaps more of those encompassing some of the list contents or moving that above the list?
 
The design is clean and easy to navigate, which is great for users. Consider adding more customer testimonials or case studies to build trust. It might help to optimize the site speed a bit for better user experience.
 
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