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Category Archive: Website Design
How your website design affects lead generation
Why isn't your website generating the leads you were hoping to see? Consider these potential reasons.
Auction Industry: This is why you need a new website
In an "old school is cool" industry, this is why an outdated website is no longer "2 kool for skool."
UPDATED 10 Tips on visually optimizing your small business web design
In the digital age of marketing, the layout of a business's website is important. A poorly designed website can cost your business substantial web traffic, and therefore, substantial sales.
Is your website design hindering your business?
What really is mobile-first design?
Mobile-first design could be the saving ranking between your website and the competition’s. This is what mobile-first design is and the one main difference between responsive design.
Four reasons why you should switch from WordPress to ExpressionEngine
Companies naturally gravitate towards WordPress because more often than not, there is a large majority of internal team members who are comfortable with this CMS. However, what if this isn't best for your company's needs? This is why Dallas Media Group prefers ExpressionEngine (EE) over other platforms.
What is responsive website design?
A responsive website is one that provides a seamless experience for consumers, and every company's website should be responsive in 2021!
Creative burnout: How to deal with this growing problem
If you find yourself simply disengaged from your work and going through the motions each and every day, here are ways to start to feel engaged and back in the grove with your creative side.
UPDATED: The importance of a mobile friendly website
Here are the top elements that a website has to take into consideration to help with its mobile friendliness!
The scariest small business website myths
For many small businesses, they believe that a Facebook page is a great alternative to a website, but this is the wrong business strategy to follow. Many small businesses, especially newer ones, are only spending a small budget on websites and digital marketing efforts. And with older small businesses, they have survived 30 years without one, why would they need one now?
