Month: January 2014 Posts

Four Examples of Great Interactive Annual Reports

Check out a newer version of this post! For more recent examples, head over to our latest online annual report showcase. As more companies begin to go beyond print-only and compliment their annual reporting by presenting this information online, one of the first questions that may come up is “How do you make an interactive […]

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Content Tips: Know your website audience

Our website content writing advice: Define your website audience.  When writing content for your website, it can be easy to get bogged down in search engine optimization (SEO), keyword phrases, long tail content, calls to action, internal linking, headers… yes, all of those things are important. And yes, there’s a lot to think about when […]

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Top Web Design Trends for 2014

It’s the New Year and that means we’re on the watch for which are the coming trends in web design. These are the ten top trends to pay attention to in 2014: Mobile design With continued advances in technology, it’s beneficial for businesses to have a mobile-friendly web presence. Keeping multiple device sizes in mind, […]

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Quick tips: Optimizing images for mobile use

Do you have a mobile optimized website? Are you serving the same images to your desktop users as your mobile users? If so, image optimization should be an essential step in your workflow. Optimizing images served to mobile users is necessary to avoid both poor website performance on mobile devices, and requiring users to download […]

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Indianapolis Web Design Glossary

(Illustration by Tsahi Levent-Levi, CC BY 2.0) Web design has a lot of techno mumbo jumbo. We created this web design glossary to help make web lingo make sense to non-developers. AJAX Ajax (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is a way of programming web pages with data, content, and design merged together resulting in interactive web […]

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