about us
Digily is an esteemed digital agency that offers bespoke website design, app development, and digital marketing solutions. Our agency is situated in London and prides itself on delivering an honest and client-centric approach, collaborating closely with brands at every stage of the process.
Our team of experts create stunning digital solutions that go beyond just eye-catching designs. We prioritise user experience and ensure all of our projects have a unique identity, tailored to your brand values. A seamless blend of creativity and usability, leaving a lasting impression on your users.
the rebrand
We recently rebranded from The App Designer to Digily, as we felt it was time for a change that better reflected our current and future goals as a digital agency. While we loved our previous name and the reputation we built with it, we recognised a major flaw… we were developing more websites than apps.
This industry is constantly evolving, and we wanted our name to reflect our experience in other digital services.
Digily better encapsulates our vision of becoming a leading digital agency that offers innovative solutions and exceptional client experiences. Our new name is modern, fresh and memorable, and we are excited about the opportunities it presents for us to continue delivering outstanding digital services to you.
Today, Digily collaborates with a diverse range of brands, from international media companies such as Bauer Media, Celador Entertainment, and Viasat TV, to retail brands like Gloucester Quays and TK Maxx, and growing business initiatives like Self Publishing Formula and The Falconry App.
meet the director
The agency was founded by Michael Parker, formerly Deputy Managing Editor of leading radio brands Capital FM and Capital XTRA. Michael directed the design and content management of both radio station’s outputs, their digital services and the development of the station’s innovative mobile apps which are changing the way people listen to radio. He lives with his family in Marlow, Buckinghamshire.
