Blogging is the new
Poetry of Our time!
Do you know that 38% of users will not go over a site if it is not aesthetically appealing? Sure, some poeple won’t notice these things but those who do care do pay attention to design and clarity – these are the types of people who look for quality.
Many website owners believe that chasing after traffic is enough to make a website successful. Unfortunately, this line of thinking doesn’t quite match up with reality.
Your homepage is the presentation of your business to your online visitors. Whether they came across your website from a blog post or a landing page, your homepage needs to make a great impression – fast! In this guest post from UK designer and writer Leona Henrynson (find her on Twitter here), you can learn what ingredients you can have on your website’s homepage to make it more effective for your business.
There’s no denying that refreshing your website regularly is important. Some people, however, are afraid to ask, because they feel:
This is a guest post by Michael Strelitz from Datasafe – who has lots and lots of knowledge and expertise in data protection, IT support and business continuity.
So you are developing an enticing and informative website for your audience. Well, believe it or not, also need to make your website “boring”!
“We promise to never build a site unless you are 100% happy with the design”
You of course don’t want anyone to say your site sucks, it’s “pants” or that you should be embarrassed to have a website like that. But in polite society, these statements are rare, and instead we hear some other more common things!
From time to time we like to give a shout out to our wonderful clients. And one such client is Eaton House Group of Schools – our main contact there is Rupert Back and we have been working together for many many years now!
I was very fortunate to be interviewed by Jörgen Sundberg, founder and CEO of Link Humans, who I have known for many years.
He posed a sceptical question to challenge me – do we still need websites nowadays? It’s an interesting one, but I managed to argue the case quite well!
