CIBO Design launches new website

CIBO Design has recently launched a brand new website created with the design savvy market in mind. “Our new website provides enhanced access to CIBO product information, services and resources,” said Co-Founder and Designer, Darrin Ingleton, CIBO Design. “A clearer structure, simplified navigation, improved search functions and a stunning array of inspirational images make finding […]

BY jesse

April 6th, 2010

CIBO Design has recently launched a brand new website created with the design savvy market in mind.

“Our new website provides enhanced access to CIBO product information, services and resources,” said Co-Founder and Designer, Darrin Ingleton, CIBO Design.

“A clearer structure, simplified navigation, improved search functions and a stunning array of inspirational images make finding and accessing our designs much easier than ever before”.

CIBO’s new web site offers six main areas for renovators, designers, architects or specifiers.

Located on the home page, these include: Bathroom Storage Solutions, Basins and Tops, CIBO Waterplanes, CIBO Baths, Tapware and Accessories and the new CIBO Design Inspiration Gallery.

“While the original website already offered rich content, it’s the accessibility of the new CIBO website that makes it stand out from our competitors,” said Ingleton. “We’ve created a simple, user-friendly site that will be enjoyable for our audience to navigate.”

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