Website Traffic Patterns
Earlier in the year, this particular website had a pretty big decrease in traffic. Such a change in website traffic patterns calls for some sleuthing.
The Case For Mobile First Design
Designing first for mobile devices and adding elements for larger screens requires a radical change in mindset. But mobile first design is worth it.
Website Redesign: Why You Need a Team for Success
Today your potential customers are spending most of their buyer’s journey time on the web and talking with others long before they even think about contacting you and your organization. That makes a hardworking, high-performance website a critical investment for professional services and small and midsized businesses (SMBs). Whether you’re planning to work with a [...]
Website Design: CSS3 Multi-Column Layout
CSS3 has some great tools for graphics, text and even animation, especially when combined with HTML 5 markup language. Here's one CSS3 trick that makes it much easier to do something old school. Text columns. If you look at a newspaper (quiet hipsters, they still exist) you'll notice that they break up their text into [...]
Less Website Traffic, But More Focus
If your website has seen a decrease in traffic lately, you're not alone. Some of the biggest websites in the world have been getting less traffic lately. A trend like that would be hard enough to beat, but when one or more of these sites are the major search engines Google, Yahoo and Bing, that's [...]
The Importance of Being Responsive
It's hard to overstate the importance of being responsive to your customers. We expect a response when we deal with a company, and we make judgements accordingly.
Website Design Bad Practices or Why I’ll Leave Your Website in Seconds
I’m surprised by how my list of website design bad practices is growing. As website analytics become more and more sophisticated, I thought marketers and publishers would drop practices that drive bleeding bounce rates, but offending websites are surprisingly common. Jakob Nielsen’s usability testers may quibble, but here’s my list of bounce-away website practices for [...]
