Photography is an important part of good web design and a good website. Every good site comes with high-quality, attractive, and compelling images that draw their users in. You don’t have to hire a photographer or buy an expensive camera to get good, basic images for your small business website.
If you have a physical storefront for your business, you are required to comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). However, if you also have a website for your business, your website may also need to be ADA compliant. Websites and applications have been ruled as extensions to physical stores and therefore must be compliant with the ADA, which may affect your website as well.
The upcoming California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), a new act that aims to protect consumers and their information, has been a hot topic lately. What does this mean for your business? Below, we’ve covered the basics of the CCPA, which will take effect on January 1st, 2020.
Over half of all web traffic comes from mobile users. Not only that, but mobile users expect web pages to load faster than on desktop computers because of their on-the-go mindset. In today’s mobile-first world, how are you optimizing your pages for mobile users? You’ve probably heard of AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) already, but do you know what it is or why it’s important for your business website? In this blog post we will cover frequently asked questions...