At radharc we love the web. It’s just we want it to be easy to use. We want your customers to love our websites. That’s why we are in business to make the web easier to use via:
- Designing or redesign websites for small businesses to large government agencies using our specialised customer focused techniques.
- Developing your strategic direction or web site plan for your web site.
- Helping you deal with your site’s usability, accessibility, and findability issues – making websites easier to use.
No matter how good your website design is. We believe the core to a great website is its ease of use and ease of finding the information. Topics that are very close to our heart.
We are an independent web consultancy that deals with user (customer) experience design. Over the years we have found ourselves involved in a variety of different types of projects, such as:
- Ensuring non for profit organisations web sites are both usable and accessible on a limited budget.
- Redesigning a complete website navigation and content structure for various Government and Education agencies.
- Design and development of a complete website specification or framework for various Government agencies.
- Development of a design and information management solution, with a strong customer focus, for various small businesses
- Working with design agencies to event organisers requiring websites development that is cost effective and usable by their client and their end of line customers.
Talk to us about your web site needs, take advantage of our breath of knowledge in designing the best experience for your customers and avoid the costly mistakes of the past by professionally planning your next web project.
Principal Web Architect: Gary Barber
Gary Barber is the principal web architect at radharc with extensive experience with all aspects of the design and developmental process. Which is just want you need for the role of website producer or planner.
Since the mid nineteen nineties Gary has travelled through various web industry roles of design, development and project management capacity.
He has worked within the government, energy and private sectors, designing large intranets, social media sites, CMS and realigned sites back to their core business, using the best practices of the web industry. All the while mentoring teams and exercising his passion for creativity, usability and accessibility.
He is constantly ensuring that the websites under his guidance are also translating into a successful return on investment for his clients and the perfect customer experience.
Gary also contributes to the community by volunteering to various professional bodies. He has worked with the Australian Web Industry Association, been involved in the BarCamp movement and a founding member of the fledgling Perth chapter of the Usability Professionals Association. He is also a member of the Web Standards Group, Information Architect Institute, a professional member of the Australian Computer Society, a speaker and regular attendee of web design conferences in Australia.
Gary has written for sitepoint.com; and also looks at technical web issues from time to time on his award winning blog – Man With No Blog
