Blog Tag: Web design

A website redesign involves changing and updating the content, structure, format and even navigation of your website to improve its performance, reflect the evolving design standards and convert more users. Worried your site might need a refresh? Here are 15 signs you might need a new website – and what to do about them.

As the tech industry becomes increasingly accountable for its environmental responsibilities, the focus on website sustainability and the need for eco-friendly websites has intensified. This shift responds to environmental concerns. It is a strategic imperative for organisations aiming to future-proof their operations and align with consumer expectations for eco-friendly, sustainable web development practices.

Umbraco may be a niche choice compared to WordPress, but it’s solid, stable, and secure enough for some of the world’s biggest websites. So, which is the best CMS (Content Management System): Umbraco or WordPress? (Updated on 30/01/2025)

We explore nine key membership website features that will help keep your members engaged and coming back for more.

WordPress is an excellent platform for your website, but choosing the right WordPress website development company is key.

Our own Bradley gives his perspective on best practices to ensure your site scores well in Google’s Core Web Vitals.

How do you improve your website performance so that search engines and customers love it?

The success of your online store depends on the technology behind it. We compare WooCommerce and Magento.

Here are the top things to think about if you’re looking to deepen visitor engagement through a membership website.

What are Google’s Core Web Vitals, what’s changing, and how can you make sure your website is ready?

Suppose you are involved in the production, maintenance or development of websites. In that case, you may have heard of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), but may be unsure of how they affect your website. Accessibility should be considered an essential requirement and the WCAG compliance can help you meet these obligations. But first, it’s important to understand what web accessibility means.

Have you ever landed on a website where the target audience isn’t people from your country or culture? And how long did it take you to realise this? In all likelihood, you will probably have noticed it almost instantaneously because each region has its own ways of doing things.