web-design

So you're creating a homepage. Or maybe you're updating or refreshing one. How do you make it "good?" Or—dare I say it—"great?" A great user experience (UX) requires a lot more than just great layout; it requires a thoughtful combination of things.

Website goals. You better have them if you want to drive the growth of your site forward. In fact, you better not just have goals. You need to have the right goals.

Last week we were thrilled to launch a new website for Seattle Humane. Seattle Humane's breadth, scope, and reach of animal care and leadership in working to make Washington a no-kill state sets it apart from any competitors.

"Usability testing provides an unbiased, accurate, and direct examination of your product or website’s user experience. By testing its usability on a sample of actual users who are detached from the amount of emotional investment your team has put into creating and designing the product or[...]

“Artwork is inherently emotional and the emotional reactions that are elicited by abstract artwork might lead participants to focus their attention within the upper-right quadrant to better engage emotional processing” — Nicole Thomas and Ali Simpson, Acta Psychologica

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A few weeks ago, we had the privilege of launching a freshly redesigned website for DonorBase. We love launching new websites for clients. Here's why:

Seattle has been invaded by a Skittles cornucopia of free-floating bikes. If you aren't familiar with the concept, it's a new way to do bike sharing in a city.

content audit is a systematic method of evaluating the content on your website. It measures the quantity, quality, and effectiveness of your content.

Google began rolling out mobile-first indexing on March 26. Here's how they described the impact of the change on the Google Webmaster Central Blog:

Our love of WordPress is well documented, so it makes sense we would also have an affinity towards WooCommerce. WooCommerce is the leading eCommerce plugin for WordPress.