Americans Disability Act (ADA), Section 508 (an amendment to the United States Workforce Rehabilitation Act of 1973) and web accessibility are all terms used for making your business more accessible to the handicapped or physically challenged.
The Importance of Website Accessibility: ADA Compliance
Topics: responsive design, web development, user experience, website tips, website design
You’ve made the decision to build a new website – congratulations! This can be a vital step to the success of your business. Before the first pixel is designed or line of code written, ensure that you have gathered all the right information. All too often we see companies determined to build a new website without understanding what’s needed for the site. That’s why we’re here to help – do these four steps first to ensure long term success with your site.
Topics: responsive design, website planning, business development, web development, website tips
Web design trends change all the time, in part because the technology requires a change to the visual elements. With the continued evolution of mobile devices, responsive design is a critical step in web development, so we asked Jeremy Winter, Art Director at Spindustry Digital, to share three design tips for responsive websites.
Topics: responsive design
Don't Lose Business Because Your Digital Assets Aren't Responsive Design
The time for adopting a responsive design for digital assets has come and gone – but is it still on your company’s back burner project list? Mobile-optimization is a high priority issue you need to address. Here’s why responsive needs to be the next project your team tackles.
Topics: responsive design
So you’ve started putting together a plan for your new corporate website. Congrats on thinking about this important marketing component of your business. Chances are though, the last time you had this conversation was three or more years ago and many things have changed in technology. Do you know the right questions to ask or what’s most pressing to consider?
Topics: responsive design, mobile marketing, website design
By the end of 2013, it was projected that there would be more mobile devices than people on Earth. Thus, if you’re wondering if people are looking for you or your services via a mobile device, the answer is assuredly yes. Are they finding you though? Can they easily access information on your mobile site? Are you giving them the full desktop experience (responsive) or paring down to a mobile-specific site?
Here are questions to ask and tips to consider as you develop your mobile strategy.
1. The most important question to answer first is “what will users actually do on your site via a mobile device?” Do they simply need access to your phone number and directions? Do they want to shop? Do they want recent news?
Topics: responsive design, mobile marketing, marketing tips