Generally speaking, any business website can benefit from responsive web design (RWD) because Google likes RWD. Internet 101: If Google likes it, you do too! 2013 was declared “the year of responsive web design” in our industry, yet not that many websites were found to be responsive at the end of the year. Experts are predicting that most websites will …
Strong Passwords Can Deter Hackers
Did you ever wonder just how hackers gain access to user accounts? One way of “breaking in” is through guessing a user’s password. Creating a strong password goes beyond coming up with something that your friends or family won’t guess. Creating a strong password keeps hackers (typically people with criminal intentions) from gaining access to your email, contact lists, financial …
Responsive Web Design is Now S.O.P.
In the web design world, what was once novel and new either fades away because it is trendy and not effective – or becomes a movement and then gets taken for granted because it works. Responsive web design, like a content management system, is one of those things that we have now come to expect when thinking about developing a …
Responsive Web Design . . . A Few Final Thoughts
Mobile users are not ‘secondary’ Traditionally, many businesses have thought of the mobile site as the “secondary” location. Yet search engine trends show that soon will not be the case (and maybe is not the case today). Businesses increasingly need to get their mobile searching house in order. The website Search Engine Watch reports the following: – Mobile sales have …
Responsive Web Design . . . Search Engine Benefits
The topic of SEOs warrants more discussion, as many businesses absolutely must have sites that help them find prospects, and ultimately customers. Here are some key points regarding responsive web design and search engine optimization. Responsive sites are easier for search engines, including Google, to find. Responsive sites provide a single content set. This is important because repetitive content … …