WordPress Resource Library for Digital Content Building a digital resource library on your website is the perfect way to provide value to your audience and position your business as an industry thought leader. But you may be saying to yourself, “I’m not a web developer, so my resource center wouldn’t look good or even work.”
What Caused My Website to be Hacked? Having your website hacked is an extremely frustrating process for any business owner. A hacked website means downtime: time when your customers can’t access your website in order to buy your products and time during which your team must act in order to get things up and running
Is Your Brand & Website Responsive? A Responsive Website gets results for brands in a digital age. With so many different devices being used to gain information these days, wouldn’t it be nice to look your best to potential customers day in and day out? If you own and maintain a website, you want your
Does Your Business Have A Website? Despite the growing demand for technology in the workplace, many small businesses still don’t have a website. A survey conducted by the Washington D.C.-based research firm Clutch revealed that 71 percent of all small businesses have a website, and of those 92 percent said they’ll have a website by
Blogging For Online Businesses Blogging is an essential part of any business online these days. Your blog helps drive traffic to your website, gives your customers valuable information, and establishes you as an authority figure in your industry. Without a blog, you’re missing out on a big marketing opportunity. If you look around the web,
5 Design Myths Debunked: Intelligent Data-Driven Design I’ve been around awhile, I’ve seen a few things over my expansive 13 year career in the web design industry. I was a developer through the brutal reign of Internet Explorer 6 & a designer through the fascinating years of web 2.0. I’ve been witness to the rise
Image Optimization Best Practices One of the biggest contributors to slow website loading times is oversized images. Once you pick up good practices for image optimization, it’s easy to implement moving forward. Moving backward, however, can be a little time-consuming – especially if you’re dealing with a wide range of image sizes. Since images vary
Getting Started In Development UX (User Experience) is a term that can be intimidating to many new designers and developers looking to get into the web development field. I know personally that this was one of the biggest topics I needed to learn about when I was getting started in development. Most new developers just
Google Search Algorithm Update ALERT: Recently Google has been rolling out updates to their existing algorithms. On or around February 7th, 2017 there was a Google search algorithm update that has been affecting some websites. You may see some ranking changes over the coming weeks or months. This would include possibly even seeing a change
A New Website Launch Checklist You’re standing at the finish line. After weeks of back and forth, your client has finally signed off on their shiny new website, and you’re ready to send it off into the world. But to prevent any misfires, there are a few important items to double (and triple) check. (And
It’s Time To Redesign Your Website New websites can bring a breath of fresh air, a sigh of relief, or even a subtle smile. Updating and modernizing a website can be time consuming and often times seem like it’s not worth the effort. What I am here to tell you today is that updating and
Mobile First Indexing Is Here Mobile indexing has changed the way we interact and connect with businesses. Where desktop was once king, it has been dethroned by a much faster way to gain solutions. So it’s no surprise that Google will now start ranking your site based off of mobile indicators and the search results
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