When slow-loading pages become a sales and marketing issue, act fast.
Category: Web Development
Highlights from this year’s marketing trends to help your business.
Answers to the most common questions regarding accessibility that we’ve been asked by clients and prospects.
Making your website accessible to everyone is a potential advantage in the marketplace.
Anton Chekhov wrote, “Don’t tell me the moon is shining; show me the glint of light on broken glass.”
There are ways you can protect yourself from attacks. Let’s start with some easy ones.
Diagnosing and fixing accessibility issues.
So this might seem a little esoteric, but bear with me. I think you’re going to find it interesting. Maybe even useful. Possibly even job-saving. You may have heard about the Panama Papers. If not, here’s a brief recap: A Panamanian law firm, Mossack Fonseca, recently had more than 11 million documents leaked to the […]
With all this talk about mobile friendly design, responsive design, adaptive design, etc., we thought it might be helpful to offer a primer to clear up the muddy waters. So with a nod to one of the classic primers of all time . . . See Spot. Let’s say Spot came up with a great […]
On December 18, after having had the same website for eight years (during which time we made dozens and dozens of sites for clients), we finally launched our new Rare Bird site! In case you ever wanted to know what the process of making and launching a website is like, we kept a journal. Welcome […]
A friend called recently and asked, “What’s the purpose of a web site?” He was in a conundrum. Faced with updating (and hopefully upgrading) his company’s site, he was overwhelmed with suggestions, requests, possibilities and options. He was frustrated, irritated and exasperated. His question, in this context, was intended to elicit a response that he […]
When we sit down and talk with clients and prospects, many of whom come to us with statements like “I need a new website,” we always start by asking lots of questions. In my Vistage Group, we refer to this as “brilliant inquiry.” The idea is not to generate solutions but to more clearly define the […]
