Web design
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Floating Along with Your Website
It’s the nature of my job that I’m usually working on building sites or rebuilding them. But one of the great things about a website is that it will continue to work for you even when you’re not working on it. With you or without you, your well-designed and optimized website will do its…
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Your Website Mockup and What to Do with It
When you have a website built, one of the first pieces of work you’ll see is a website mockup. A mockup is a picture of a website showing the homepage and possibly an interior page. It’s a picture, not a webpage, so the navigation links won’t work. It might use your actual content — pictures…
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A New Preschool Website
You know your preschool needs a website, but how do you get started? How do you plan an effective website for your school? Here are some tips to consider when you’re planning a new preschool website. We were delighted to have the opportunity to create a new website for First School, a preschool and parents…
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A New Creative Website
A creative website? All our websites are creative, so what does it mean to talk about a creative website? Simply, the site owner is not a doctor or an engineer, but a creative professional. The Timothy Mooney Repertory Theater presents innovative variations on classic theater across the nation, bringing Shakespeare and Moliere — as well…
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How to Lose Friends and Alienate People with Your Website
Once upon a time, I needed to rent a tuxedo for my teenaged son, who was a music student. I’ll end the suspense right now by saying that I succeeded. Not only were we able to rent the suit, along with the needed shoes (for some reason they’re not allowed to perform in sneaks) and…
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A New Professional Services Website
Diane Hagerty is a tax professional and business consultant who needed a new website in preparation for publishing a business how-to book. It needed to showcase her writing and make it easy to hire Diane as a speaker, as well as supporting her accounting services. A professional services website is usually the most important part…