Pros and Cons of PDFs: Part 2
PDFs are not good for . . . Web Content When your visitor clicks a link on your page, they expect to be directly connected to another page. But in [...]
5 Good Reasons to Tag Your Posts
They’ll be easier to find: Sure, you always assign a category to your blog posts, but adding a few tags instantly makes the post more user-friendly. Think of your [...]
Do You have the right kind of Website?
Because we build websites, we believe strongly that every business should have one. But what kind of website is most appropriate for you? Is it an info packed blog, an [...]
Are Your Buttons Big Enough?
Well? Are they? As you design your mobile-friendly site, remember to make your buttons finger-clickable. The touch screen on your tablet or phone is designed primarily for the pad of [...]
Above The Fold?
This popular web design trend encourages designers and developers to cram tons of information into the top half of the first page of a website. The fear is that visitors [...]
Spelling & Grammar on the Web
Theres nothing wrong with having a well written web site. More folks than you imagine will “bounce” from a site for lack of trust. You are judged on the quality [...]
You must be mobile friendly
Having an easy-to-navigate mobile website is no longer optional. Google will penalize you by withholding the new “mobile-friendly” tag from your mobile search results. Here’s what they say about the [...]
What are Meta Tags
You probably put a lot of effort into writing content for your web audience, but you should know that some of your readers aren’t human. If you want to show [...]
Quick Tip Tuesday – Nobody Reads Your Website
Nobody Reads Your Website 10 seconds. That’s all you get. Info seekers decide just that quickly whether they’ll stay or go. In that time they are scanning your web page [...]
Where’s the Action in Your Call to Action?
It takes more than a pale button, or an underlined word to get your readers to actually take an action on your site. Face it, “click here” is a pretty [...]