“We went to Erskine complete novices, with nothing more than what we wanted our website to do for the end user. They expertly led us through the whole process and we have ended up with a site that looks great, is easy to use and is exactly what we hoped it would be. The guys are so easy to work with it, making sure you understand each step and that you are getting the site that you want. Thanks!”

“We delivered an A+ product today that wowed everyone at Business Roundtable and Edelman. Today is the type of day that I live for.”

“Frieze D/E was the first new magazine Frieze had launched in it’s 20 years in the publishing industry. Not only did the related website have to look great, it had to be available in both German and English. Erskine went above and beyond with the build, delivering an elegant solution for multilingual functionality coupled with the top-notch design we have come to expect from them.”

“The brief was certainly daunting: three interlinked sites that would comprise frieze magazine, art fair, and foundation. Erskine handled this excellently, creating an attractively minimal design that has drawn comparisons with, among others, the New Yorker and the Guardian.”

“I can’t tell you how happy we all are with the look of the site. You have really surpassed yourself and I think you’ve pulled off that rarest of things - a government website that is simple, functional and beautiful.”

“Erskine Design consistently exceeded my expectations on every level. Despite being presented with faintly ridiculous deadlines and a string of knotty challenges, the guys at Erskine remained utterly unflappable, and a joy to work with throughout. I’m already working with them on my next expedition, and I can’t recommend them highly enough.”

“What stood out about Erskine Design was their perceptive understanding of our needs and their track record of strong design, something especially important to a visual arts organisation. During the project they proved themselves by creating a website that’s everything we could have hoped for in terms of design but also a real pleasure to manage.”