In the days before CSS existed, the web looked different. Or perhaps I should say that it all looked the same. There were few styling options, after all. Text-based hyperlinks are a great example. Virtually every website used the same default shade of blue. It was possible to change the link color. But most sites […]
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To quote an iconic (and personal favorite) song from the 1990s: it’s the little things that kill. In this case, we’re talking about a website’s user experience (UX). Sometimes these elements can be afterthoughts. Or put into place for marketing or analytical purposes. But they will drive users both crazy and away from your website.
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The web serves a crucial role in the non-profit sector. It’s a way to connect with prospective donors and members. In addition, an organization’s website can be a difference-maker when it comes to conveying a message. Thus, building websites for charities and non-profit organizations differs from a typical business site. Unique goals and responsibilities make
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