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Note: A version of this post was first published at Wandering Porcupine, when I shared plans to shift the focus of the business. If you’re new here, or you came looking for the simpler web, this post provides the backstory you might use to gauge what you can gain from A Fearless Venture. The importance … Read more
With a name like Jetpack, it’s easy to think this plugin will make your WordPress site extra zippy. Or, at least, that it won’t slow things down. But HOW you use it is as big a deal as IF you use it.
Launched in 2016, this site is solid (LOL) proof that, in the long run, great design costs less. Meticulous planning and architecture, professional copywriting, and clean, minimalistic design keep the site looking fresh and professional, even after years.
Lead the Way’s adorable website clearly and compellingly shows the transformation on offer. Because as engaging as it may be, cute alone doesn’t win business.
Melissa’s old site helped start and grow her site into a thriving one-woman business. When she was ready for more style, good SEO & better user experience, we were all over it.
Why redesign a “pretty” website? Because a great website doesn’t just look good. It’s intentionally designed to help your business run efficiently and profitably.
Theresa Macy is a healing arts pro with great business sense, which she shares with fellow practitioners via continuing ed options. A limiting GoDaddy DIY website was not helping. So we helped her into a beautiful yet functional design that lets her offerings shine.
Our fresh new design for Bonjour Quilts lets designer Kirsty Cleverly’s gorgeous patterns shine – and makes the website easier for Kirsty and her customers.
What if the way you create social media images is slowing your site? Losing visitors and page views? Here are three EASY ways to change up your workflow for quick site speed wins.
Learn how to choose the perfect domain name for your small business, including tips on brand alignment, length, keywords, domain extensions, and availability.
Real design pros don’t need the dos and don’ts the rest of us require to weed out the good from the bad. But, then there are too many self-proclaimed “designers” to watch out for. So we’re covering what you need to know to get a great logo for your small biz.
