The Mobile Friendly Test — Is Your Website Responsive?
Learn more about Google’s latest algorithm update, known as ‘Mobilegeddon’. Is your website mobile friendly in Google’s eyes? And does it need to be?
Tag Archive: best practice
Why can’t I have a links page on my website?
The links page is dead. And reciprocal links are dead too. However good the offer might seem, however well-intentioned the advice given to you by your friend might’ve been, however well your competitors’ website might seem to be doing, do not under any circumstances create a page full of links. Read on to find out why…
Web design usability — support your users
Convincing people to pass their personal information on to you can be difficult, not just because it’s laborious, but also because of issues surrounding trust and privacy. This is why it’s so important to use best practice in web form design in order to reduce friction points and maintain user trust.
A free website: what is the true cost?
As a small business owner myself I understand the pressures small businesses are under and I know how hard it can be to find a suitable budget for your company’s website. A well-intentioned friend might generously offer to build you a website for free, but are you sure you’ll actually get good value?
Build your mailing list by building trust
As website owners we have very little time to earn the trust of our visitors, and just one little slip-up can damage a fledgling relationship beyond repair. Always remember that the search results that referred your visitor to your site in the first place are rarely more than a few […]
Usability: The importance of user feedback in user interface design
A user interface should inspire confidence in the user. It should always offer them an escape route if things go wrong. The iPhone home button does this perfectly, so why don’t Macs have eject buttons?