content, design, links, redesign, stock photography
WordPress. Stock photo collections. Design magazines. These are the kinds of resources on which web site owners rely heavily to do the work of building and maintaining their online content, and heaven knows we’d all be lost without them. They get web site owners...
content, design, typography
Last week, the emergency brake light on my car’s dashboard would not turn off. I checked the brake itself. Whether it was up or down, the light remained on. It didn’t feel like it was engaged when I was driving. My gas mileage stayed the same. The car is...
CMS, commerce, content, design, functionality, redesign, upgrade
I love doing web site redesigns. These days, web sites have come to mean so much to the organizations they represent that a web site that doesn’t fit anymore affects every aspect of the business. Clients who want a redesign may want it for any of several...
CMS, content, design, functionality, joomla, links, maintenance, social media, stock photography
Business owners have limited supplies of three things: time, patience, and money. Whichever of those items is the scarcest commodity in the moment will determine the relative importance of finding hidden stores of the other two. Most often for my clients, money is the...
content, domain names, hosting
Well, hi there! It’s time for this month’s episode of JebraWHAT!?, our non-techy, ultra-friendly advice column for social entrepreneurs and non-profits managing their web sites on their own. We’ll be answering your questions about ways you can take...
CMS, content, functionality, hosting, mobile, open-source, responsive, social media, upgrade
In June of 1993, there were approximately 130 web sites. That’s all. By September of 2014, the organization NetCraft was able to confirm that there were a billion web sites. That is a lot of growth in just over twenty years. During that time, web developers and...
