There are numerous tools, site builders, or templates that you can choose from when considering a new website for your business or organization. However, a professional custom designed website should be considered a necessary investment, with ROI (return on investment), here's why.

Wordpress is one of the most popular platforms for websites. But popular doesn't mean that WordPress is the best option. Here are some reasons why you should think twice before considering WordPress for your website.

You've worked hard, planned, prepared, and tested your new website and your launch went smoothly - congratulations! Now what? Here are some considerations for the website's success.

There are many options available like Shopify, BigCommerce, and even plugins for WordPress like WooCommerce. We're not going to beat around the bush, our preferred solution is Craft Commerce and in this article, we'll lay out why.

WordPress may be the most popular content management system (CMS) around but there are other, better options that should be considered before you start a website design project.

As the web has exploded, some decisions have turned out to be bad for usability. There are significant portions of the population who don't have positive user experiences on the web as a recent Domino's Pizza customer has called out.

We've been using ExpressionEngine since it's early days. We've always been a fan of the way ExpressionEngine (EE) allows you to customize the author experience inside the content management system. This aspect has been one of the platform's biggest selling points with our clients. As much as we love ExpressionEngine, we can't deny that EE has gone through some changes.

Whether you are a new home builder, home renovation company, construction company, general contractor or some other service provider – you need to attract new customers. A custom-designed website not only helps strengthen your brand, but it also sets you apart in the marketplace and provides opportunities to engage with potential customers.

If the time has come to rework your website, we’d like to provide you with some helpful information as you start planning and preparing for the process. A website redesign is no small task. Many hours of coordination, planning and communication are required between you and your web designed, web developer or agency.

Our industry throws the term "responsive website design" around like candy at a parade, but those outside the 'web world' may not know what it is. Simply put, a responsive website is one that adapts it's form to the device of the user.