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Are you working on a new website build with the GeneratePress theme and the GenerateBlocks builder, and wondering how you can create a dynamic page header? Well, you’re in luck! In today’s post, I’ll show you exactly how to create this dynamic page header, so every page header on your site will look exactly the …

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With the varying logo designs you see online and in person, you might be wondering — what really makes for a good logo design? As a designer myself, there are many factors that go into it so let’s dive in and find out. 1. Color palette One of the first factors in what makes a …

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A person is sketching a website wireframe on paper with a pencil, placed next to a laptop, cacti, and a sticky note on a wooden desk.

When it comes to your website navigation, you want it to be less like a food menu, and more like a website menu — clean, organized, and focused. If you go for the contrary, with 8-10 different items, with huge drop-downs beneath each one, you are going to end up deterring customers from browsing your site …

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It’s 2022, and the availability of web designers and developers worldwide is greater than ever. However, if you’re in the market for a new website, and you’re on the hunt to hire — there’s many factors you should consider before pulling the trigger. Like any industry, you can run into designers/developers that go to Google …

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Lazy loading might sound like your body trying to wake up and roll out of bed on an early Monday morning, am I right? Well, that’s not quite it. Lazy loading is a method of delaying or deferring your images and resources from being loaded immediately on your website. Your website speed is determined by …

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Have you ever wondered what the difference between CMYK vs RGB is? What exactly do these abbreviations mean, and why are they important? Well, you’ve come to the right place. For starters, CMYK and RGB are two different color models used in design. Depending on your end use, you will decide which color model is best for …

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Many times, we’ve been provided images from clients that are low in resolution. So what does this mean? And what is the importance of resolution anyways? To put it in layman’s terms, image resolution is the quality of an image visually. Higher resolution = higher quality; lower resolution = lower quality. But in further details, …

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As a business owner, getting a new website can be very exciting — a revamped online presence can help boost your reputation and credibility tremendously. However, at the same time, getting a new website is not just a matter of having a couple meetings, carrying out a few clicks, and it’s done. In order to …

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A person using a laptop with Google's search page open, sitting at a wooden table with a cup of coffee and potted plants in the background.

You may have heard about them before, but really never took the time to understand it. So what is a keyword? And what importance does it play on your website? It can be extremely confusing, but I can assure you they should not be ignored and can be very powerful in helping your website gain …

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So you’ve started your business, and have gotten by with the free @gmail.com email for now. We’ve all been there, but you’re now in business for a couple of years, gaining more customers, and want to be taken more seriously. Enter: a professional email address — an email with your business’ domain (ex: hello@adamwrightdesign.com). It’s one …

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