These two platforms are favorites among creatives, coaches, and service providers, but they’re very different when it comes to design flexibility, ease of use, and customization.

There is a right way and a wrong way to give feedback to your designer and it’s important to understand the difference between the two in order to help them give you exactly what you want for your project.

I describe the front end languages like building a house. HTML is the structure of the home, the framing, CSS is the walls and decorations, and JavaScript is all the bells and whistles

The ins and outs of design change quickly, and when they do change it’s obvious who’s left behind. Let’s go over a few signs that it’s time to consider redesigning your website.

When someone lands on your website you have about seven seconds to grab and hold their attention. Seven seconds is not a long time! Whether you have a one page website…

So after you’ve hired the designer or hired the developer, what do you do next? What does that person need to know or what do they need to receive from you to begin your project?