How to View AngusWeb's Recent Projects and Customer Testimonials

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AngusWeb's homepage includes two sections that answer this directly: "Some recent projects" and "What our customers say about us." Both sit on the main page at angusweb.com, so you can review design work and client feedback without navigating anywhere else. This is the fastest way to judge whether their style and track record fit what you need before making contact.

Where to find each section

The homepage is organized into a short sequence of blocks:

Section What it shows
Welcome Intro to the business, including the line "building websites since 1998"
Growing your Business Positioning around what the studio does for clients
Some recent projects Examples of completed work
What our customers say about us Client testimonials

Because both sections live on the homepage, a single page load covers the two things you asked about. There is no separate portfolio or reviews page referenced in the available site information.

What to look at in "Some recent projects"

Use the project examples to check fit against your own needs rather than just browsing them:

  • Design style — does the visual approach match the kind of site you want?
  • Project type — the site describes e-commerce design and general web design and development, so look for whether the examples lean toward one or the other.
  • Relevance to your sector — a studio based in Arbroath may show local or regional work; note whether any example resembles your business type.

What to look at in "What our customers say about us"

Testimonials are useful for signals the project gallery can't give you:

  • How clients describe the working relationship, not just the finished result
  • Whether comments mention maintenance or hosting, since those are separate services AngusWeb lists
  • Any recurring theme — speed, communication, after-launch support

Treat testimonials as directional. They show what past clients chose to highlight, not a full picture of every engagement.

If you want to go further

The site also lists maintenance and hosting alongside design, so if your interest extends past the initial build, check whether the project examples or testimonials touch on those services. For anything not covered on the page — timelines, scope, pricing — the next step is to use the contact channel on the site and ask directly.

One practical note: the available site information references a "subscribe" signal but no published pricing. Don't assume costs or terms from the homepage alone; confirm them in your enquiry.