The Drone Trend

“We’re at the very beginning of the drone revolution.” David Pierce, Wired Magazine.   Drone footage on websites are on the rise because drone footage gets attention. Incorporating movement of all types into websites is becoming more and more popular. 2020 is the year that your website can take off, with the assistance of drone footage.

“You have probably seen websites that already use drone footage on their homepage. This is becoming a trend now with more and more website owners being able to afford such unique and stunning graphics.” Web Anywhere

Drones are a Part of Tech-Ke

At Tech-Ke, we want your website to be at the forefront of your industry as the attention grabbing website.  The web design approach of a responsive website coupled with drone footage gives your audience optimal viewing experience.  And now that you have their attention, so does your product and/or service offering.

Whether it is the background of a city, or something more specialized, take a moment to imagine the effect that a Tech-Ke website or a redesign of your current website will make. For example, the Tech-Ke website features the Manhattan background via drone and we have received more than a few compliments on it.

Why Fly

“Drones, by one definition, are neither high-tech toys nor lethal weapons. They are worker bees that are the foundation of a colony… The Belgian-based Flying-Cam, an early innovator, has received two Oscars, including the Scientific and Engineering Award for the Flying-Cam Sarah 3.0 used in the 2012 James Bond movie Skyfall.”~ Steve Goldberg, Inc Magazine.  And worker bees they are when it comes to the entertainment industry.  Drone footage in sporting events, drone footage in music videos and drone footage during weddings…now is the time to jump in and make sure that your company is a part of the drone revolution.

2020 is the year that drone footage helps your website and your business to take off!

Contact us for a quote at Tech-Ke Solutions.

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Credits:

1. David Pierce, Wired Magazine, Guide to Drones
2. Steve Goldberg, Inc Magazine How Drones  are Shooting Movies…
3. Web Anywhere, Unique and Stunning Graphics