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New Canon Copiers Website Launched
Wednesday, 10 March 2010 15:40
Canon Copiers is delighted to announce this month the launch of its impressive, new and improved website. After some time in development, the company finally went live on 23rd February 2010, with what is a faster, simpler and far more exciting place for its customers and a business, all at Canon Copiers believe, is worthy of the fantastic new home it’s been given.
Visitors familiar with the site’s previous incarnation will immediately feel the difference. Canon Copiers have tried not to reinvent the wheel here but have based changes around a simple desire to improve the end user experience, creating a site that is easier to navigate, more inviting and far, far quicker.
The aesthetic improvements have been achieved by subtly broadening the colour palette from the tedious, almost monochrome, red and white scheme of old, to the new much fresher one, which includes generous blues, inviting graphite greys and sparing touches of red, for a little zest. Canon Copiers have also dedicated a banner area towards the top of the screen for individual Canon product marketing, so specific models can be displayed in their original hues with whatever their range branding, providing visitors with a much truer impression of the character of each product.
Navigation is now simpler too. ‘Tab’ style options across the top of the screen lend a familiar and un-intimidating feel, providing easy access to the ‘key’ areas of the site – ‘Home’, ‘Photocopiers’, ‘Print Audit’, ‘News’, ‘Contact Us’ and ‘Product Selector’. Down the left-hand side of the screen, lie all the other main navigational options, collated into several umbrella categories – ‘Main Menu’, ‘News’, ‘Photocopiers’ and ‘Photocopier Information’.
The Webmaster at Canon Copiers says he is very pleased with the changes,
We’re delighted with how the new site is looking. The main thing everyone should notice is how much faster it is. Besides that, it’s no longer monotonous navigating around the site and overall, just being on there, is a far more pleasurable experience…I should say, it's still early days with the new website and we’ll be making tweaks, as we go, to really maximise on its potential – so do watch this space!
In celebration of the site’s launch, Canon Copiers have announced they’ll be giving any new customers making an enquiry the offer of a free print audit. Combining the very best in print audit software and the vast experience of their industry-renowned service engineers, Canon Copiers will happily visit a customer’s workplace and perform an in-depth and precise print audit and analysis, completely free of charge. Canon Copiers will be able to look into all current print operations and advise, based on their findings, how productivity might be improved and where money, resources and energy could be being saved.
And Canon Copiers remain true to their old values, retaining a space on the website for their celebrated customer pledge, reminding new and returning visitors alike, they’re be in safe hands at Canon Copiers,
- Free replacement machine at any time within the first three years if any machine is not working
- Guaranteed service response within four working hours or penalties paid
- Only genuine spares and toners will be fitted
- Free loan machine provided in the unlikely event that a workshop repair is ever needed
- Full refund within the first six months if we're not the best copier dealer you've ever dealt with!
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