Effective websites are like concierges when users have a positive online experience, finding everything easily, quickly, and effortlessly. Visitors leave the website satisfied with many good things to think about. In cases like this, it might...
"Less is more" is probably the last phrase that comes to mind when staring at a blank screen that needs to be filled with brilliant ideas. However, the creative method of subtraction is used regularly to...
Websites that are not SSL enabled will scare potential buyers away because of the "Not Secure" warnings Google Chrome browsers display. Websites that are SSL enabled have a green lock and green https before the...
If you are responsible for bringing in new business and growing your company's revenues, then LinkedIn should be part of your daily regimen. To receive a steady flow of potential customers, leverage LinkedIn's capabilities to identify...
There is an opportunity to create a Halo Effect each time a website is developed or redesigned. This is important because a Halo Effect impacts a potential buyer's interest in your company, the decisions s/he makes,...
You’ve decided to redesign your website—but what’s the best way to get started? First, it’s important to know what the possibilities are. New websites can be redesigned and developed in any of three ways: 1. Custom programming 2....
Many industrial websites lack clear, concise and compelling messaging. These companies know what they want to say but just can’t convey their point with words. As a result, pages become dense with text explanations, making it...
Blogs, whitepapers, articles and books focus on the attributes that describe a great website – clean layout, compelling copy, intuitive usability, and the like. Considering that the Internet is replete with platforms, components, and information to...
Steps taken before a website is developed directly impacts its effectiveness. These steps have nothing to do with code, nor the website itself. That’s because these steps concentrate on your existing and potential customers. More specifically,...
All companies describe themselves as customer-centric, yet a vast majority of websites are constructed without customer input, data, or representation. More often, websites are redesigned to outdo the competition or to resemble the look of a...