How Impactful Web Design Can Help You Change the World They say that when you fall in love, you simply know it when you feel it. The same can be said about effective web design: you know it when you … Continue reading
From pay-per-view boxing matches to Real Housewives reunion episodes, conflict demands our rapt attention. Deny as we may, we love a good showdown and do we have a showdown for you! This post pits basic website design template against custom … Continue reading
Hotel owners, picture this. Some guests walk into your hotel’s lobby, but no one is there to greet them. They notice that the wallpaper is peeling and the carpet is stained. (Let’s not even go into the smell.) The guests … Continue reading
They say not to judge a book by its cover, but no one said anything about judging a service by its website. That’s right, a website visitor decides whether they are going to make a purchase from your eCommerce site … Continue reading
Ah, spring—the perfect season for tidying up! If you run a nonprofit, you can scrub the floors, vacuum the carpet, but still miss the most important spot: the cobwebs on your organization’s website. If your site is slow to load, … Continue reading
Nights. Weekends. Holidays. Even when your business is closed, your website is working overtime to attract new customers. Whether you’re launching your first site or looking to re-brand an existing one, it’s important to find a website development option that … Continue reading
I have always been interested in mixing interactive media with music. Many interesting websites have popped up over the years that show the marriage of these two forms. One of the pioneers to first experiment in this territory is William … Continue reading
Metadata – one of the loudest, sexiest buzzwords in web development, design, and search engine optimization. Yet strangely enough every explanation of it is either overly academic or too technical. Here’s what you’ve probably heard: Q: What is metadata and … Continue reading
It really isn’t about you. It’s about your prospects, customers and clients.The UXD, or “User Experience Design”, in web terminology, is less a matter of aesthetic preference, and more so the intuitiveness of an overall interface. In sales terms, it … Continue reading
I recently had a conversation with a friend about building a website for his artwork portfolio. I explained the process to him, offered some tips, and recommended a couple of sites as examples of what I considered to be great … Continue reading
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