Web Design
When it comes to UX design and marketing content, sometimes everything feels like more art than science. It’s fair to want amazing visual elements that wow your potential customers and improve conversion rates, but you don’t have to be gifted or lucky to pull this off.
With the unprecedented growth of eCommerce, online retailers find it hard to set themselves apart from competitors. It’s more challenging to satisfy changing customer needs and adopt recent technologies. What will vanish with time and lose popularity, and what will ensure long-term business success?
The data-driven approach to business is becoming more popular than ever. The insights that we can now gain from analytic software can shape entire business strategies. And, decision makers have access to more data than ever before to help guide their actions to build better business applications.
Many many years ago when we were a full service web shop, a prospective client came to me with an existing Drupal site they wanted someone new to take over. They asked a perfectly reasonable question: “how much would it cost to make this site also do something or other.”
College enrollment statistics indicate that more Americans are forgoing higher education; some may put off college to build savings or get their education online.
- Enrollment peaked in 2010 at 21.02 million.
- Since 2010, enrollment has declined 9.6%.
Content marketing in essence is the art of content creation that is of real value to your existing customers and prospective audiences.
94% of people say easy navigation is the most crucial feature of a website.
Healthcare systems can be quite challenging, so it’s no wonder three in four people turn to the internet first in their search for health information. The ability to easily seek and find health information on the web is crucial. Great healthcare website design is essential for communicating everything from disease information to scheduling an appointment. Easy navigation, design, and information architecture makes it simple for patients to find what they’re looking for. Don't forget to checkout our post on healthcare marketing and storytelling.
This article shows off five healthcare websites built in Concrete CMS:
As a website grows and becomes more popular, it's only natural to want to reach out to new audiences. But how do you do that? Should you translate your site into other languages? If so, how will you translate the content of each page? What happens when you need to change your existing content later? Running a website in multiple languages can be a lot of work; careful planning will help ensure you don't end up with a web presence that is hard to manage.
A few Concrete websites made the Content Management Systems Used by Government Agencies page on Digital.Gov. Whoo Hooo!