Building a website has never been easier. With a good template and a little comfort with technology, almost anyone can put together something beautiful.I personally think that is incredible. (I know I am a web designer… but I love that templates are there to support the businesses not ready to hire me.) Not everyone can start (continue reading… )
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Your interior design website is beautiful. It loads quickly, works on a phone, and guides visitors from one page to the next without any broken buttons or confusing detours. The contact form works, your services are listed, and your best work is easy to find.From a technical standpoint, you’ve checked all the boxes and everything (continue reading… )
You have already invested time, energy, and probably quite a bit of thought into your website. Whether you worked one-on-one with a web designer or took the DIY route, building a solid website takes time. And keeping it useful, current, and connected to your business takes even more.So when people visit your website, read your (continue reading… )
One fact we can all agree with is this… businesses change. A service gets adjusted here, your process gets a little stronger there, and over time you become much clearer about the kind of work you want to do and the people you most want to serve.Those changes usually happen gradually, so they rarely make (continue reading… )
This may sound harsh… and I swear that is not my intention… but copying another designer’s website is tacky.Tackiness aside, it is also insulting, and something you would not appreciate if it happened to you. It is also a HUGE disservice to yourself and the dream you are building. I get it… You see another (continue reading… )
There is a lot of conflicting advice about whether or not you should share pricing on your website. Some will tell you that putting prices out there for the world to see will scare people away before you ever get the chance to explain the value you provide. Others will tell you that hiding your (continue reading… )
