What if your customers could contact you directly through your website, getting instant answers to their questions? Or if they could ask a question about a product ub your online shop right when they are poised to buy? With a live chat facility on your website, all this is possible – and more, But is it right for your business?.
Patrick Barnes
New client reports will help you understand your website better
We’ve just launched our new website reports, helping you, our clients, understand your website like never before.
Coronavirus: What it means for our clients
Our world has changed overnight, thanks to the Coronavirus emergency. This post seeks to reassure our clients and set out what we intend to do to help them through the crisis.
Why you need to budget for your website project
How much should a website cost? Pricing your website project depends on so many factors that you need a starting point. And setting a budget is the best way to find it.
This is what your web designer should be doing to look after your WordPress website
Looking after a WordPress website is about more than just finding somewhere to host it. Like a car, a website needs to be maintained and cared for if you want it to keep running. But what does that involve, exactly?
The problem with web designer associations as fake regulator is exposed
It’s common for web designers and agencies to place accreditation logos on their websites. But while they may look reassuring, the truth is they are meaningless at best.
Google’s attack on pop-ups – interstitials – is good news
Almost three years ago we wrote a blog post arguing against pop-ups – or interstitials as they are now known – and it remains one of our most popular posts. Now, at last, Google is doing something about them.
It’s time to add SSL encryption to your business website – or be left behind
SSL encryption is fast becoming the standard for reputable websites – and it just got cheaper than ever to add it to your website.
Why good looks are not everything in web design
When commissioning a new website, many businesses focus most of their attention on the visual design aspect – the ‘look n feel’, but this can be a costly mistake.
Building effective small business websites using the Top Tasks approach
An effective website can be an asset to any business, but many small business websites end up hard to use disasters that never fulfill their potential.
Many business owners see their website as a cost and a necessary evil, but it doesn’t have to be this way.