Universal Magazines relaunches the Complete Home website
Universal Magazines is proud to announce the relaunch of www.completehome.com.au.
The flagship website for over 30 of Universal Magazine’s titles, completehome.com.au, has had a makeover. The relaunch of the Complete Home website comes after months of research and analysis, resulting in a clean, well-thought-out site that’s easy for users to navigate around.
Aimed at the home and renovation market, the Complete Home website has a vast amount of information for the simplest of renovations to a large knock down and rebuild project.
“After months of research, testing and development and a goal to offer you a complete experience to help you achieve your dream home, Universal Magazines are proud to announce the relaunch of completehome.com.au. The brand new Complete Home draws on rich content from our extensive range of magazine titles and the experience and knowledge of a team of editors and industry experts,” explains Sarah Knox, online editor for Complete Home.
Enlisting the help of online experts Stanford Interactive to assist with the redevelopment of the website, the revamped Complete Home site provides not only information to DIY homeowners, but the inspiration to undertake any project.
The only website to occupy the Do-It-For-Me (DIFM) home category in Australia, completehome.com.au draws on rich content from the extensive range of Universal Magazine titles and the experience and knowledge of a team of editors and industry experts.
There are articles, tips and trends, real-build and renovation experiences and an endless supply of images to get you inspired, as well as a vast directory to put homeowners in touch with the professionals that can make any vision come to life.
“From inspiration to completion, the Complete Home website has everything you need to complete your renovation, all in an easy-to-navigate sleek new look,” adds Sarah.
As the catch-phrase implies, “Complete Home is the best place to go for the ideas, contacts and professionals that you need to get your home project done.”
For more information:
Complete Home
Website: www.completehome.com.au
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