Do you think you’re ready for a website audit to help you drill down to the problem areas and make improvements? Before you start, it might be helpful to know what you’ll get when you partner with a company to review your website top and bottom. Over the last few weeks we’ve discussed the critical …
Your client called. They have a problem with their website that needs to be fixed immediately. After a quick look, you notice that you could roll back to a former update and solve the problem, but does that actually work? Using your backup to fix the current problem is only a short-term fix and it …
One of the many things that attracts users to WordPress is the ability to use plugins to customize the online experience for businesses and readers alike. What happens when a plugin becomes abandoned or neglected by its developers over time? Generally, the plugin itself will let you know when it needs to be updated by …
You love design. You really love it. You enjoy pulling together the color palate, assembling images, creating logos. That’s where you shine. You can express your creative side and help your clients put their best foot forward. Designing websites is part and parcel of that process, right? In today’s digital space, a well-designed website is …
I Hate This: What Learning Something You Hate Does to Motivation Read More »
Your focus is design. You create gorgeous sites for clients that reflect their brand and image. That’s what you do, and you’re good at it. But what happens when the site goes down? You may not have the technical expertise to stop and fix things on the go to ensure limited down time. If you …
Customer Impact: The High Cost of Learning On the Fly Read More »
Your client, a small business owner who relies on your expertise to ensure their website is working, discovered a major problem on the page. What happens next? You spent all your time on your client’s brand, what happens when something breaks on the site? How can you dig in to figure out what happened and fix it fast enough that your client’s customers won’t notice the disruption?
