How does MayeCreate Design feel about the 5.0 update, Gutenberg and the future of WordPress in general? As a whole: Cautiously optimistic. Individually: We're on both sides of the fence...
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There are different things to consider in order to make your website work for your business, but in order to ensure a fruitful collaboration with the web designers you hire, it helps to know how you want some key elements to be implemented. In light of that, Nina Ritz with DesignRush has rounded up the top web design elements that will help engage visitors and increase conversions.
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What makes or breaks any website can apply to your paving website: original content, a good design that reflects your brand, and professional looking images. It should also be fast-loading, display well on mobile, and utilize modern coding standards. But what specifically does a paving website need to knock it out of the park? The answer is actually pretty simple: a built-out services section, a robust projects section, and a targeted careers section.
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We recently explored ways to save website pages as images so that we can create a mini "archive.org" of our websites after we take them live. Why? We'd like to have a copy of these files because we need to make sure we don't blow up the approved formatting as new features are added or software is upgraded. Here's what we found.
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That is a great question. And I bet you’re having a very difficult time getting a straight answer—that’s because any salesperson worth their salt won’t tell you how much a website costs until you’re willing to sit down and listen to their sales pitch. In this article, I am going to cover the items that impact the cost of your website and provide sample estimates for each, so you can better understand the final cost and compare apples to apples.
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What two things do you need to know if your website's working? Good data, and a solid grasp on what you wanted form your website to begin with. With this, you can dictate the metrics you'll need to judge just how well your website stacks up against the competition.
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We can all agree the internet is not a passing fad. While asking for a business card is still a conversational cornerstone at business meet and greets, “Is your website on here?” is the next question on the list. If everyone you want to work with expects you to have a website — it better be good.
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As a whole, paving websites are not super modern or flashy. After reviewing over 100 paving industry sites from New York to San Francisco, I found about 25 sites to draw creative inspiration from and 75 sites I think may need to call to encourage an upgrade.
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You may've seen our recent posts about projects sections on construction websites. In them, we talk a lot about how useful online portfolios are for building your construction company’s credibility, increasing time visitors spend on your site, & displaying your amazing abilities as a construction crew. What these posts don’t cover is the types of layouts you have to choose from, how they look and which would work best for your own construction business. It’s about time we talked about all that.
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Determining whether or not to add a portfolio to your construction website is the easy part (you should). Planning your portfolio’s layout, functionality and features opens a whole other can of worms. Have no fear, because we put together a solid list of important factors to consider while you map it out.
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