What a good website for a small business needs
Less than you think — and that much more important.
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Practical articles on web design, UX, SEO and automation. Tips straight from the people who build websites.
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Custom website or template: when each one pays off
A fair comparison without scare tactics.
How a website is made, step by step
Clearly, from the first conversation to launch.
What to prepare before you contact a web studio
A few questions that make the first conversation faster.
Hick's law and your website menu
The more options, the longer a decision takes.
A clear call to action: how to guide a website visitor
One main button per section is often more than five equal ones.
How to write website copy people finish reading
Benefit in the first sentence, concrete words, short paragraphs.
Website on a phone: what really matters
Try opening it in your hand, not only on a monitor.
SEO for beginners: basics for a new website
What to settle right when the website is being made.
Why visitors leave a slow and confusing website
What you can check yourself.
How much a website for a small business costs — and what changes the price
Fairly, without scare tactics and without prices pulled from a hat.
Landing page or company website: what you need
One page with one goal, or more pages that introduce the whole company?
How to get enquiries from a website without ads
A website that works even while you sleep.
Website redesign: 7 signals it is time
When you start feeling a little embarrassed by your website, it is time.
Website trust: what puts people at ease
People buy from people. Online too.
A website form people actually submit
Fewer fields, more messages.
A small business home page: what belongs at the top
The first few seconds decide whether a visitor stays.
Case studies on a website: how to show your work
Show how you think, not only how it looks.
Website care after launch: we take care of your website
Launch is not the end. That is when it really gets going.
Website conversions: what to check before a redesign
Before we tear everything down, let's see where people leave.
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