Solarpanelsinfo.co.uk Presents Refreshed Website Logo and Header

Nov. 21, 2011 - PRLog -- Company rebranding is a difficult decision to make especially when it entails changing the look of the logo. Last month, Solarpanelsinfo.co.uk recently unveiled their new logo and header to give it a modern look yet retains the company’s persona and appeal.

Officials of the best solar panels information site say that the refreshed logo symbolises the new and exciting direction the company will undertake. The company’s brand evolution also signals the steady growth and progress they are experiencing over the past few months.

The logo redesign is the first for Solarpanelsinfo.co.uk since it first became a company many years ago. The company wanted to create a logo with simple visual appeal yet easy to recall. They also believe that the logo is the face of the company and thus should be able to communicate subtle characteristics describing Solarpanelsinfo.co.uk.
Apart from the redesigned logo, the company official has also implemented header changes to its website. According to the officials of the company, the header change is intended to give users better navigation, functionality and control over the website.

For years, Solarpanelsinfo.co.uk has been the leading source of online information concerning basic and sophisticated solar panels services. The company provides customers from all over UK with comprehensive solar panel service quotes from their database of solar panel installers near the client’s area. Through the company’s unwavering commitment to providing the best priced solar panels for homes, they have become one of the leading resources of information.  Their services includes quotes for PV solar panels, solar water heating, and information regarding Feed-in-Tariffs, renewable heat incentives, and solar electricity.

Solar panels are known as value added investments to your home that could save homeowners from higher electricity costs. Visit http://www.solarpanelsinfo.co.uk/ to help you make informed and smart decisions about solar panels.