Case study
Flybe Shopping website design and development
Europe's largest regional low-cost airline wanted a website to sell products online, usually only found in their inflight magazines.
RED FRED were asked to design and develop a user friendly website to sit alongside their existing website, Flybe.com. We were also keen to keep the website standards compliant. Initial website design visuals went through several transformations before a final solution was agreed upon, offering a bright, approachable design with simple navigation.
We used Tradingeye ecart software to build the ecommerce shop, order administration and for its simple, powerful approach. The website's admin area allows easy navigation and products can be quickly updated or added. Each product and department also has the facility for meta information to be easily added for search engine optimisation (SEO).
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