A lot of new or redesigned websites can fail. Much of these failures center around just updating the site because it just looks old. Granted, that isn’t a good thing, but you want your law firm to have a successful website that is reflective of your firm. How do you gauge when a new law firm website is better and mo...
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December 3, 2019 6 min to read
Your Construction Company Website: How should my corporate website show projects?
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One of the many important pages of your construction company (such as the “About Us” page), your construction projects display is a key component and one that many clients, partners, and competitors will spend a great deal of time on. Your portfolio of projects is done twice. Once is usually some kind of archive w...
April 10, 2019 7 min to read
Your Construction Company Website: Do We Need Better Construction Branding?
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You are considering a new contracting or construction website for your business and after looking at the competition the possibility of this new online hub of information is extremely exciting to you. This is an opportunity to renovate your company image online through new content, cool projects, highlight your tenured sta...
December 21, 2018 4 min to read
Trend Report: Construction Website Homepage
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This post is to act as a reference for competitive/comparative analysis. In this “report” we will take a look at some Western Pennsylvania regional construction companies and comment on the following items: Home page similaritiesHow they present navigationand how they handle driving a user action. This is not...
WordPress 5 point uh-oh!? If you are like the 30% of the web, and utilize WordPress as the foundation of your website, there is a pending update that you should be aware of. WordPress has a major version that is set to be released sometime soon (anywhere between November 27th, this year, or the end of January next year as indicate...
As we approach the publicized move of The Art Institute of Pittsburgh from the location I grew familiar with, as I attended (good ole’ 420 Blvd. of the Allies), some reflection is bound to happen. It’s crazy to think that my association of AIP is so strongly tied to that building. I can remember having some amount of ...
Note: this post is in regards to some 2016 “year-end” opinions on the best and worst of logos. Specifically, the Merck logo seen as a before and after image below (sourced from this article). So your company needs a facelift. The logo looks dated, no one can find a high-quality version anywhere (even on floppy disc), it has repro...
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