Year: 2013 Posts

You have a great website. The calls to action are clear and people are going where you want them to go. Your content is good and people can clearly tell what you have to offer. Your navigation is simple and easy to use. Good for you! You’ve covered the basics. Now – what can you […]

New York City’s Time Square is usually bustling with tourists talking about seeing Broadway shows and visiting Central Park, but in early October an unusually high number of web developers and designers took over AMC Theatre on 42nd Street to talk about the Internet during the Future of Web Design (FOWD)’s “Future Insights” conference. A […]

A/B testing is an easy way to test data, design, and content on your website. The process allows you to learn more about your site visitors and tailor the experience to their specific needs. What is A/B testing? A/B testing compares two versions of a webpage against one another, then declares a winner based on […]

What comes to mind when you hear “animated GIF”? Do you think back to the days when animated clip art ruled on websites hosted on Geocities and MySpace? Do you associate the term with Tumblr or Buzzfeed, where animated GIFs pop up on a daily basis? (If all you’re thinking is “what’s a GIF?” then […]

Are we a good match for your web project? There are some key things you should consider when you start looking for a web design and development firm. Those criteria will help you make sure you get the best fit for your needs and budget. We’ve compiled a list of suggested items to analyze when […]