This is post 3 of 5 in the series “Website sins” FAQ pages are quite possibly one of the laziest crimes in website usability. If you have one on your site, you need to get rid of it. Here’s how. Frequently Asked Questions. This is traditionally the place that website owners dump the content they […]
Ever given up on an online transaction – like filling in a form – because it took too long? You and just about everyone else. Web contact forms play a big part in every day web use. If your business has a website, chances are there is at least one contact form on it. Many […]
The mobile web is growing fast as more and more of us get iPhones, Blackberrys and Android devices. Smartphones are changing the way we use the web. Not only are people browsing on the move, but they are using it more at home – surfing the web on their phones while watching tv, lying in […]
The Project NRG Direct Mail had a WordPress website that had been built by another company several years before, but it did not address the needs of the company’s customers or the company itself. It also emerged that the website was running an out of date – and vulnerable – version of WordPress and all […]
The Project Louise Hudson set up in business as an independent chartered accountant and business advisor in 2012 and needed a website that reflected her friendly and approachable ethos. She wanted a website that was simple and uncluttered as well as modern, and we suggested that she adopt the new responsive technology that would allow […]
