Tag: website

domain renewal letter scam

Domain renewal letter? Totally bogus.

Have you received a domain renewal letter telling you it’s time to renew your domain or annual listing—and asking for payment? Don’t take these seriously and don’t send them money. My clients (and I) have gotten letters in the mail that look all legit, saying they are from the … Read On ›

WordPress Site Health Great job!

How healthy is your WordPress website?

WordPress needs to be kept up to date—no ifs, ands or buts! Fortunately, the built-in WordPress Site Health Status panel helps you know what updates need to be made to your plugins, themes, security and functionality. It’s color-coded: green, yellow and red, from good health to needs attention, … Read On ›

WordPress timeline examples

WordPress Timeline Examples

If you have a business, it has a history. And it’s a good idea to show off that history and build trust with your audience. But there’s a caveat. It has to be engaging! While bullet points of timeline text can be pretty snoozy, a visual timeline … Read On ›

one page website

When should you use a one page website?

”We want a one page website. Do you think it’s a good idea?” In general, no. Even though I fully believe it’s okay to scroll on a website, I don’t think a one page website is the best way to represent most businesses.  Let strategic content decide what to … Read On ›

computer mouse illustration

It’s okay to scroll on a website

Sometimes clients ask me: “Is the page too long? How can we reduce the scroll?” And here’s my answer: Stop worrying that your page is too long. If you’re designing the website strategically, and speaking clearly to the right audience, a “long” page with relevant information can be exactly what … Read On ›

Website accessibility icons (sight, hearing, touch, brain)

What is website accessibility—and do you have it?

What is website accessibility or an ADA compliant website? Why do you need it? And how can you tell if you have it? All websites should be accessible and ADA compliant, meaning, anybody with any disability or ability can use the site.  This isn’t just for blind people who … Read On ›

CCPA

What is the CCPA—and does it apply to you?

Have a website? Can people in California see it? Then you might need to be compliant with new legislation called the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). The CCPA gives Californians the right to know about the personal information a business collects about them, and how it is used and … Read On ›