WordPress is perhaps the most popular content management systems available to anyone who wants to give web page development a try. A staggering 30 percent of all websites are created using WordPress, and it’s not hard to imagine why. Everyone from Forbes to small-time single bloggers who do this for fun uses WP to power […]
Part two of two In my last blog, I discussed how Google updated its page speed insights and thus creating chaos throughout the land. There has been more than a few complaints from web designers about the new metrics. And since I’m only an amateur designer, I turned to our Russian about what may be
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Are you happy with your website? It is a very simple question, but the answer will be a lot more complex. You might be saying; “Yes, but I know I need to spend more money to make it better”. Or; “Yes, but it is the new year, and things are a bit slow which is
Thanks to Google and its various projects during 2018, we have a whole list of things that can help improve and elevate the status of your e-commerce brand The relentless growth in the sector of digital marketing and business in the form of e-commerce has vastly affected the process of website design and development. In
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27707 / Pixabay Most business people recognize, building strong relationships with your customers is essential to your success. The same is true online. While we as people now connect behind a screen, it’s the human engagement we all crave. Humanizing your website is a key to building a strong online presence. That may sound like
If you’ve ever launched a website, you know that Murphy’s Law does in fact exist: anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. From small grammar mistakes to plugins that make the site inaccessible, you must be prepared to troubleshoot both the expected and unexpected. Below are three core elements to account for when launching
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In the early stages of a digital project, you’ll usually be invited to discuss your ideas with your designer — which is great, unless you haven’t really had any yet! In this guide, we’ll explain the information a designer will request, and where to find some inspiration if you need it. Your brand assets Start
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A new website user needs to know they’re at the right place, right away! Earning a new lead is great, and for many small business owners, every site visit makes a big difference. If your website’s home page doesn’t convey what you’re all about right away and assures the user they’re at a site relevant
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27707 / Pixabay Own Up To It! If you’ve listened to my podcast or read this blog for a while, you’ve heard me say you need to own it. What I mean by “Own It” is actually own your space on the internet. One of the things that a lot of people tend to do
A great website is a powerful combination of quality content, appropriate web design, ample SEO efforts, and marketing. Web design and SEO go hand-in-hand, and both play a part in developing an SEO-optimized website. This further lays emphasis on the major role played by web designers in building the entire website and its online reputation
