Is Your Website Thumb-Friendly for Users?
With so many website visitors using their phones now, a mobile-friendly, thumb-friendly website is essential – especially when it comes to ecommerce, where mobile shopping dominates.
With so many website visitors using their phones now, a mobile-friendly, thumb-friendly website is essential – especially when it comes to ecommerce, where mobile shopping dominates.
You’ve probably seen ads from services promising a free website for small business owners. That sure sounds like a dream – until it’s not. Let’s unpack what this free website offer means.
You’ve heard “any website is better than none” which can be misleading and isn’t always true for a small business. In reality, bad websites are worse than having no website at all.
If you’re a small business owner in need of a new website, you probably have a few questions when hiring a web designer, like “How much will it cost?” or “How long will it take?”
More than 60% of all internet traffic comes from smartphones and tablets. This means most people will see your business website on mobile first, not desktop.
I’ve been asked by business owners if it’s OK to brand their business website with keyword domain names that use relevant keywords instead of their business name.
Launching a new business? Planning a big event? Your website and social media should work together. You need website design and social media marketing as a bundle!
In my twenty years of web design experience, my website design portfolio of my client work is where potential customers look before ever contacting me.
I get asked to create a single page website quite often, especially by small business owners who assume a single page website is a more affordable option.
When it comes to launching your new website, you might think, “if you build it, they will come” – but in reality, launching your new website is just the beginning.
We’re well into another new year. I bet your website is long overdue for a refresh. What website trends should your business be using?
Should you be updating old blog posts instead of writing new posts with a similar subject? What about the date – should you change that, too?