The fact is, a website requires some TLC and maintenance after it is designed, developed and launched for the world to see. Regardless of the size or complexity of your website, the items I’ve listed below are sure to add value to the pages of your website.
From time to time, we have prospective clients ask us about website templates and if they can use them for their website. While Trillion does not utilize website templates available online for our work, many people do, including WordPress.com or solutions like Wix, Squarespace or GoDaddy’s Website Builder.
If you’re about to embark on a website redesign, proper planning and strategy go a long way. Here are the the three questions that need to be answered.
As of October, any HTTP website on Google Chrome that has a contact form, a search bar, or even an email list sign up will be marked “Not secure.”
Writing a blog or creating a place to publish new content on your website is time consuming. Many businesses either underestimate the time commitment and expense associated with managing a blog, or question if the effort of having a blog would ever provide a return on their investment.
What is a landing page, you ask? A landing page is a specific page on your website that is designed to be the first page someone visits and is singly focused on a narrow topic, such as one product, one service or one event. If you don’t have at least one landing page on your website, it’s time to design one.
This is a short-and-sweet article about some frequently used terms graphic design companies use and are commonly asked to explain. These terms may be used and relate to your next creative project.
Imagine if you moved to a new address but didn’t tell anyone. Without completing a Change of Address form the United States Postal Service wouldn’t know where to find you. A 301 redirect serves the same purpose for your website.
A well-designed multi-location restaurant website can save you time and money. Read on for the top 3 most important items to consider before you begin.