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If you’ve ever hired one person to design your website and another to handle web development, you probably know what I’m about to say: it’s like herding cats. The design looks amazing, but then the web developer misses the memo, and suddenly the site doesn’t function the way you need it to. Or maybe it …

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Googling “how to choose a web designer”? I bet you didn’t think you’d end up on an article about how NOT to choose a web designer, but that’s exactly what this is. Choosing the right web designer certainly isn’t easy. Maybe you’ve dealt with agencies that treat you like just another number, or had the …

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When it comes to the world of WordPress, an open-source content management system, you have thousands of plugins available to you. These plugins are used to expand on the functionality and capabilities of your WordPress website, allowing you to accomplish just about anything. As you navigate the sea of plugins available to you, you will …

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Man in green sweater looks overwhelmed while surrounded by hands holding a phone, clock, tablet, notes, and documents against a pink background.

It’s a comment I heard while on a call with a potential client this week. They described how a colleague of theirs, a custom home builder, doesn’t have a website for the simple fact of “they don’t want to become too big.” Ever since I got off that call, that thought has been circling around …

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Choosing the right fonts for your website can be a daunting task — there’s literally THOUSANDS to choose from. But you shouldn’t be opening your mind to the entire library of fonts on the web, as a majority of them will not work for you specifically. So how do you narrow it down so that …

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A woman sitting at a desk, working on a laptop. She is smiling and surrounded by colorful flowers and plants.

Opportunities are wasted every day a visitor leaves your site without taking any action. Attention spans are extremely low, which means you have to capture your website visitors quickly. In fact, within just a few seconds from the time they land on your webpage. It’s such a short amount of time, that with a lack-luster …

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Whether you’re a web developer, or a business owner, more than likely you’ve heard of SEO. But if you haven’t, SEO stands for Search Engine Optimization. It’s essentially what will help your website get seen by search engines (like Google). If you care anything about getting seen on Google, then you should definitely care about …

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If you’re using GeneratePress, along with GenerateBlocks, and looking to create a cohesive design and layout for your blog posts — you’re in the right place! I’m going to walk through the steps on how you can setup and implement the layout design so it creates a consistent and cohesive look across all your blog …

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A hand presses the illuminated "L" button on an elevator control panel, which also features buttons for floors 1 through 4 and other control symbols.

Today i’m going to show you a quick and easy way using CSS how to turn an ordinary navigation item into a call to action button. You are welcome to watch the video tutorial embedded below, or feel free to read through the instructions. Let’s dive in! Adding a CSS Class This is the example …

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As business owners, we share one of the biggest fears happening to us — losing your website. Gone. Vanished. Disappeared. Just like that, your online presence and sales tool is taken away with no known reason as to what could have gone wrong. And for this exact scenario, is why you should always have a backup …

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