Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Website Design”
Nothing pops my corn like dishonest people taking advantage of others. And something I keep running into these days is domain name scams. Through my years of working with small business owners, pastors and non-profits, I can’t count how many times one of my clients was wise enough to ask about a “domain name renewal notice” from a company they didn’t …
I’ve seen website design trends come and go over the years. Sometimes what looks cool or cutting edge on a website isn’t the best solution for search engine optimization or the user experience. It’s important to balance the idea of a sharp design with the focus on achieving the goals of your website. I believe you can have both but you …
In one short week the mighty Google Mobilegeddon will come upon us. April 21, 2015. The Mopocalypse. Digital Dooms Day. Will it be an instant SEO suicide for all websites that don’t have a “mobile-friendly” user interface or will it be an epic panic-inducing fail like Y2K? No way am I going to jump on any bandwagon with both feet, but I will …
A potential customer has just arrived at your homepage. What next? Do they browse aimlessly? Or worse, click the little X in the corner after a brief glance? Let’s look at how you can snag those eyeballs and translate them into real results with an effective call to action (CTA). A CTA is a website element that encourages visitors to …
2015 is almost here, so let’s look ahead to some of the most widely accepted website trends to keep in mind so you can be successful in the new year. If you haven’t redesigned your website in the last 2 years, a ton has changed. Maybe it’s time to ring in the new year with an updated website with these powerhouse …
Having a well-designed website is about more than looking good. It’s about getting results. Here are some website design tips for 2014… The good news is that “getting results” is exactly what Google is hoping for you, so they reward good design with stronger SEO rankings. Did you know that many of Google’s ranking factors are focused on your site visitor’s …
How often should you redesign your website? With a little quick searching, you’ll find that most experts will suggest a website redesign every 2-3 years. We agree. But with one caveat: you can wait 2-3 years, as long as you update your site a minimum of every 1-2 weeks between full redesigns. Updates might things like upcoming events, announcements, industry …
When is a website design finished? I’m sorry, but hopefully never. Websites have changed. I don’t just mean the design styles, with a crisp layout or better graphics. I mean the purpose and function of a website has changed. Remember when websites were basically an online brochure? A place to promote your business. People added gobs of text and key …
