In the jam-packed directory of WordPress plugins, you certainly won’t be starved for choice. At first you might enjoy scrolling through the selection and browsing your options, but eventually you …
Web Design Trends for 2016
When it comes to the internet, one thing you can count on is that everything is changing—almost always. Working to stay current is just a part of the package if …
Are One-Page Websites a Good Idea?
Most websites grow like trees: there is the trunk (the homepage) that extends into several branches (subpages), and those branches veer off into smaller branches and leaves (even more subpages). …
How to Increase Conversions on Your Website
As every business owner knows, it’s not enough to simply get people in the door—that’s only the first step. Once a guest steps inside, you need to convince them to …
Will Heartbleed Affect My WordPress Site?
Is your heart bleeding over Heartbleed? Not to be confused with the similarly-titled song by Elmore James or its cover by Jimi Hendrix, Heartbleed is a security defect that was …
10 Web Design Trends for 2014
Step right up, ladies and gents, and feast your eyes on the top 10 web design trends for 2014! Some are old favorites, returning from years past, while others are …
What Should I Include On My Homepage?
A homepage is like a storefront. It welcomes your customers, persuades them to come inside, and showcases important information. Although all websites are different, the homepage is generally the most …
Simple Web Design: Why It Works
They say that “less is more” when it comes to graphic design, but is simple web design really best? To put it simply: yes. And while I’m tempted to leave …
Top Web Design Trends for 2013
How in-tune are you to the top web design trends for 2013? In case your answer is “not very”, we’ve compiled a list of the top web design trends for …
Breadcrumb Navigation: What, Why, and How
Although their breadcrumbs were eaten by a bird and they were nearly eaten by an old witch, Hansel and Gretel’s seemingly clever idea survives today. No, we don’t use breadcrumbs …