Do You Even Need Text On Your Home Page?
Sometimes I have a client who balks at putting virtually any words on the home page. He wants just images, no words. Yes, pictures of gorgeous products will sell more
Menu
Menu
Sometimes I have a client who balks at putting virtually any words on the home page. He wants just images, no words. Yes, pictures of gorgeous products will sell more
Anyone who has to write content of any sort sometimes faces “writer’s block” — that wonderful feeling when you sit down at your computer screen and you hear the crickets
Imagine you’re an interior designer and you’re hired to decorate an entire house. You bring all your talent, experience, and wisdom to the project. You consult with the owners to
A professional services client phoned me worried about a page that he thought was too long. I took a look and it was long. But it wasn’t too bad, though,
In a prior tip, I discussed the value of having web sites with responsive design. With responsive design, your website reassembles the content to look good on mobile devices. However,
Although I don’t see it as often as I used to, I still run across consumer web sites that have headlines on their home page saying “Welcome.” Really? Companies
Generally, I write about items website owners should be aware of and concerned about. Today, I’m going to tell you a few things regarding your website you don’t need to
I often find that owners don’t know how to budget for improving their websites with respect to their page content, which largely involves the writing of their web pages. To
This is an ampersand: Just in case you don’t know, it means “and.” I often find that new clients have text on their websites where they use the ampersand —
