Did you know that the colors of your website play an important role in your website’s conversion rate? Yes, you’ve heard it right. Aside from web design and web content, your website’s color scheme also influences your visitors. But what color/s should I use for my website? Well, there are some key factors to consider. 

Indeed, the color scheme is a tricky aspect. You must utilize it at the right time, in the right approach, with the right audience, and for the right objective. But don’t fret as we have compiled some tips to guide you. Check this out.

Websites rely on lasting first impressions just like business cards used to. Getting to know what elements separate a great website from an average one could make a huge difference, especially for small NGOs or family-owned businesses. This article summarizes the lengthy discussion of what makes a great website.

A website is as interesting as its updates. As new content keeps coming up, visitors get engaged and start coming back more often in order to get the freshest thing out of the oven. Creating content constantly, however, is time-consuming; so is updating an inventory if you’re creating an online shop. Can someone else help you keep your website up to date?

“Social media is free. Websites are not” is one of the main arguments business owners use to explain why they prefer to handle their business presence online through social media profiles rather than a dedicated website.  We’ll take a look at the pros and cons of doing so.

Money is always a concern for NGOs or small business owners. And while we might be aware of the need of investing in our venture, sometimes it’s really unaffordable to do so. That’s not necessarily the case when it comes to getting a website up and running. Find out why.

Websites are not only for larger companies! A small consulting firm, a local coffee shop could really use the marketing and reach that a website can get for the business. However, small businesses have particular traits that should be reflected on their site. Which are they? Is there a company able to understand these traits and really use them? Find out more.

When making decisions for your business, getting a website set up is one of the main concerns on this day and age. People use social media to get in touch with their customers or think getting a website is expensive; these are common concerns. We’ve taken the time to create a series of posts in order to debunk the five main reasons people give when they think their business doesn’t need a website. 

If you've decided to get a firm to build website for your business and you think that gets the whole ordeal off your back, you're wrong. There's plenty of ideas the firm needs to get from you in order to translate them on your website.

Sure, the technical aspects are entirely on them, but what's the type of info you want displayed? Is it a product? Is it just a list of services? How does that impact the way a website is built? We've compiled a short list of core elements you need to define in order to build a successful website.

Redesigning a website is an exciting but delicate task. You already know that you have to consider logos, fonts, colors, but have you thought about how your website looks from a smartphone browser? Does it load fast? Is it easy to navigate?

It's very easy to bypass these details if you're new to the idea of redesigning your website. Luckily for you, we've composed this tiny list of important things to consider when you do. Take a look!