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At a time when having a website presence is more valuable than ever, it is vitally important to stay up to date on your website and evaluate it from time to time. I’ve often advised clients that a website redesign or refresh is generally recommended every 2-4 years… But now experts are saying that the

I get this question surprisingly more than you would think… Forget the branding stuff… I just need a simple logo! Why should I pay for branding? All I really need is a logo. What’s the difference between a logo and a brand anyway? I get that this can all be confusing, and the whole conversation

When trying to decide between a website designer, a platform, or a website service, there are so many choices it can seem overwhelming. On one hand, you’ve got agencies claiming their custom built CMS is the perfect solution to your website needs; meanwhile, DO-IT-Yourself services like Wix and Squarespace are tempting for their pricing, templates,

I never specifically sought out churches for design or development work, but it just seems like over the years I’ve worked with dozens and dozens of churches. And with experience comes knowledge – some of it learned by working hands on with churches, big and small. I’ve now got clients that are both church plants

I recently read an article on why businesses are better off using a theme or template for their website rather than going with a custom designed WordPress site, like what I design and build. I vehemently disagreed with this article, and would turn many of the reasons that it stated around on their head. For

With the rise of the mobile phone, data usage, tablets and iPads, and the fact that in some instances mobile website usage is at nearly 50% there has never been a more important time for a responsive web design… Essentially a website that is compatible for computer screen, tablet display and mobile viewing. Responsive web