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Dos and Don’ts of Website Revisions - Part II
Are you paying a fee for business web hosting, but aren’t placing well in search engines or capturing new customers? Despite your best efforts, you may have overlooked the importance of web design in search engine optimization. Here are 5 more great tips on easy ways to improve your website’s traffic and appearance. Extra tips can be found in part one of this article.
Dos and Don’ts of Website Revisions - Part I
With the decline of Flash and the magnificent rise of HTML5, trying to keep up with web standards can be daunting. Or, if you’re still mourning the loss of Geocities Site Builder, depressing. Are you paying a fee for business web hosting, but aren’t placing well in search engines or capturing new customers? If your website is heavily flash based, table based or has been gathering dust for over 2 years, it’s time to get better results by rethinking your design and site structure. The good news is, you can probably start that process today, by yourself, without enrolling in a community college night class. For those savvy enough to attempt a few refreshing changes themselves, allow the following simple suggestions to assist you in turning your ancient eyesore into a beautiful, modern website. And for those who have no idea what a tag is….allow me to direct you to our contact page.
Shopping tips for the technologically unsure
With the holiday season in full swing, many people are in the market for the newest, most cutting edge gifts. Whether shopping for a new phone, mp3 player, tablet, or computer, there are a number of options to explore at various retail locations and at different price points. Some might argue that it’s worth looking at products that are perhaps more affordable, such as the Samsung Galaxy or Motorola Xoom. Others would argue that the iPad might still be better because of its technology.
Taking Risks with Color in Web Design
Everyone knows that wise use of color is pivotal in creating a strong brand. Decades worth of advertising has imbued our senses with a connection between specific colors and specific industries. Blue for health & medicine, black for entertainment & nightlife, green for environment & nature. But how much of that visual connection is an intrinsic response and how much of it is conditioning? Can those standards be bent without breaking the message?
HealthCare Review - A technology “check-up” for the healthcare industry
The rapid and recent advancement of technology has benefitted many industries, and perhaps none more than the medical field. From research to preventative medicine to discovering new therapies and remedies, technology is the foundation of a wide range of remarkable medical advances.
Connection is king in times of emergency
From hurricanes and tornadoes to blizzards and EEE, emergencies can happen any day. In a world where technology drives much of our daily lives and the use of “smart phones” is high, there is a surprising lack of efficient, coordinated, “smart phone”-friendly online emergency resources.
Take the static out of your web site with a Content Management System
That old saying “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” may apply to many things, but not to business web sites where providing the most up-to-date information on products and services is critical to success.
Tighten and refresh your web site with a “face lift”
There’s no denying that first impressions count – from personal appearance to the condition of our offices, we are constantly being judged on how we represent ourselves professionally.
Fall River, MA Herald News Community Voices: Hope for best, prepare for worst with online emergency alerts
Being prepared is the next best thing to avoiding disaster completely and today’s technology is making it easier than ever to be ready for whatever Mother Nature decides to throw our way.
Fall River, MA Herald News Community Voices: The extreme website makeover: Municipal edition
First impressions do count and when it comes to municipal websites, that adage couldn’t be truer. From current and potential residents to companies seeking to build or re-locate, a municipal website can paint a picture of what a community has to offer. So, in the spirit of constructive criticism, let’s take a look at what works and what needs improvement on a few regional community websites.
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Our new website is attractive, comprehensive and completely interactive thanks to Interactive Palette. From the very beginning, Kevin McNally and his remarkable team made it clear that while they designed the site, it is ours. With the Content Management System in place we have control of all aspects of our website, but can be assured of Interactive Palette’s expert assistance if and when necessary.
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