
The terms branding and marketing are sometimes used interchangeably. This is understandable — they…
Just like a person, your company’s brand has a unique personality, and how people…
The terms branding and marketing are sometimes used interchangeably. This is understandable — they…
So, you've got a brand new logo! High five! Now, you start to notice that some other logos have ™ or ®, and you…
On occasion, after designing a logo, I have people ask if they need to trademark it, and if I can do it for them.…
So, you've got a brand new logo! High five! Now, you start to notice that some other logos have ™ or ®, and you…
In 10+ years of developing websites, I’ve come across a lot of assumptions. And you…
These days, it seems everybody “does web design”. How do you know the best option…
These days, it seems everybody “does web design”. How do you know the best option…
Can something as basic as design affect customers’ perception of your product? Yep, it can and it does. How, you ask? Take a peek behind…
Business cards are, without a doubt, the most common marketing piece there is. But that doesn't mean it has to look common! Read on for…
Can something as basic as design affect customers’ perception of your product? Yep, it can and it does. How, you ask? Take a peek behind…
Looking for an explanation for your website’s high bounce rate? Low conversion rate? Poor engagement? It could be due to cognitive overload — making your visitors’ brains work too hard. Here’s how to reduce cognitive load on your website to improve user experience and boost your business.
Have you ever wished you could accelerate your administrative tasks? Streamline your spreadsheets? Fast-track your follow-ups? Guess what — there’s a Zap for that. If you’ve never used or heard of Zapier, you may be working harder than you need to. Read on to see if Zapier is the life hack you’ve been dreaming of.
We have all seen one-page websites in our Internet travels, but are they a trend worth latching on to?
So you dropped a few grand last year on a new website. You also paid for a domain name and some web hosting, both registered in your name. Congrats! You are now the proud owner of a website. Or are you?
“I just need something simple.” I can’t tell you how often I hear these words when people approach me about a project. Some of these people are using “simple” as code for “inexpensive”. However, other people are using “simple” to describe the desired function and experience. Huge difference; and here’s why that matters.
Every so often, my dear hubby comes home with a new addition—be it a kitchen gadget, filing cabinet, piece of furniture, etc, that was “just too good of a bargain to pass up.”