New Corporate Site Design Launch Date for Paydayloansuk.org.uk

Leading UK based loan finding service this morning happily announces the coming launch of its freshly developed website branding.

2012-03-14

BIRMINGHAM, ENGLAND, March 14, 2012 (Press-News.org) Leading UK-based loan finding service this morning happily announces the coming launch of its freshly developed website branding.

Payday Loans UK are excited by the news. Having worked with a top Midlands based design team in Forme Creative to design a fresh look for the website making applying for a loan even easier and the fees involved less complicated for consumers to understand while also giving the site a strong new identity.

"Our aim was to create a website that was friendly and as simple to use a possible," said Paydayloansuk.org.uk marketing manager Robb Biggs. "As our aim is to grow into one of the leading resources for short term finance solutions we felt a new look was essential to help consumers understand our offering better."

"In honesty, the new look is long overdue as our old site was definitely past its sell by date! It was a dream to work with Forme to create something a little bit special. They have navigated our brief perfectly and the result, we believe is a website that users will find much better to use."

The new site is currently coming out of development. The soft launch is expected to go live on the 15th March 2012 with the full launch to follow on the 19th following a bug fixing stage.

For applicants looking for payday loans this new website offers a great service. Payday loans UK work with 30 UK based lenders and use software to match the lenders criteria to those of the applicant to help more people find a lender that is willing to help them.

For more information please visit the website www.paydayloansuk.org.uk

Press Email: info@paydayloansuk.org.uk

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