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    What are website funnels and why should you use them

    Last Updated: October 11, 2020

    You probably know how many people are buying your products from your website or completing your lead generation form. But how many people enter your sales process, but leave at some point? Using funnels can help us figure that out to make the website more effective.

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    Making sure your ecommerce website is accessible

    Last Updated: September 9, 2020

    If your online store isn’t accessible (or if you don’t know if it is), you’re doing a disservice to your customers. Your website should be usable by everyone know matter what technology they use.

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    Six accessibility fixes you can make to your website today

    Last Updated: July 20, 2020

    Every website should be accessible to everyone. Yes, even yours. But it can be a tricky thing to get started. So here are some fixes you can check on your website.

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    What is Google PageSpeed Insights and why does it matter?

    Last Updated: July 13, 2020

    Your page loading time is extremely important in today’s web. And Google PageSpeed Insights helps you figure out the ways you can speed up your website right now.

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    Website misconception: Design is better than user experience

    Last Updated: June 30, 2020

    Going to a cool-looking website is pretty neat. But not being able to use said website is a downer. On the web, website design should never diminish the user experience.

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    A look at some web accessibility guidelines

    Last Updated: June 30, 2020

    One common complaint from the Domino’s lawsuit is that there aren’t any guidelines. But it’s a misconception. There are accessibility guidelines that you can be following today.

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    Think about website accessibility from the start

    Last Updated: June 30, 2020

    Website accessibility is a requirement on today’s internet. It doesn’t matter if it’s expensive or if you’re not sure what the guidelines are. Start thinking about accessibility from the start of your website build, and everything will fall right into place. Because everyone should be able to use your website no matter what technology they use.

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    What to look for in a pre-built WordPress theme

    Last Updated: June 30, 2020

    Pre-built WordPress themes are a great option if you’re short on time and money. But how do you find the one that will grow your business? Here are some guidelines to follow to help you make that right decision.

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    Website Misconception: Websites should never change (An introduction to the iterative process)

    Last Updated: May 7, 2020

    One of the most common misconceptions about websites is that they aren’t supposed to change. That you can set it and forget it. Well, that’s not exactly true.

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    Resist the temptation to use popups

    Last Updated: September 15, 2019

    Pop ups are an unfortunate trend on the web these days. While it might seem tempting to add one to your site, the reality is that it creates a bad user experience for you visitors. So don’t do it.

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