by Janna Hartley Welch | Mar 21, 2019 | Websites
Growing up, we’re taught not to run too fast, not to ride too fast, not to drive too fast. But is going fast all that bad? Whenever I see a speeding car (or for that matter, anyone quickly moving by), I think of 1978’s “Halloween,” when soon-to-be victim Annie yells...
by Janna Hartley Welch | Mar 5, 2019 | Websites
Google has been notifying users to remove Google+ website integrations. After seven years, Google decided to close down it’s social networking site Google+ after a significant privacy bug was discovered. The bug wasn’t the only reason. Google+ had low engagement and...
by Janna Hartley Welch | Feb 20, 2019 | Websites
Lawyers are taking action against businesses whose websites are not ADA compliant, even before ever reaching out to them as a courtesy. We’ve mentioned the importance of ADA website compliance before; but if you weren’t worried about it previously, you might want to...
by Corey Stulce | Feb 5, 2019 | Websites
Why look at a huge menu – think of the book that is Cheesecake Factory’s menu – when you know you want a hamburger? The hamburger a.k.a. sandwich is the set of three lines you’ve surely seen on mobile versions of websites, indicating, “this is the menu!” As mobile...
by Janna Hartley Welch | Jan 23, 2019 | Websites
Every year, we see trends come and go and website features and design practices are no different. 2019 will have some of the same trends as 2018, such as a focus on mobile design and faster load speeds. But a few others will move into the foreground this year. We’ll...
by Janna Hartley Welch | Jan 23, 2019 | Websites
As the web has evolved, the use of images has multiplied and the need for high-quality images has become increasingly imperative. Web pages are no longer presented as long, scrolling, text-only pages that appear like the chapter of a book. Faster web servers and...
