Web Design

We’ve all seen it: a flashy animation that looks cool for about two seconds then becomes a headache every time you try to use the interface. Done wrong, motion feels like a gimmick. But done right? It’s a quiet powerhouse that can guide users, reduce confusion, and make a digital experience feel polished.

You know that moment when you're ready to sign up, buy, or submit a form, and then the website just gets in the way? The button is missing, the form is long, or you're not sure what happens next.

Ever tried to follow a design review meeting and thought, “Are we talking about user flows or workflows?” You’re not alone. These two terms get tossed around like interchangeable buzzwords at a UX happy hour, but they mean very different things. Let’s sort this out, once and for all.

Let’s be honest—cookie banners don’t exactly spark joy. Most of us click “Accept All” just to get them out of the way. But behind that little box is a surprisingly important part of your website's infrastructure, especially if you're in government, the military, or any organization dealing with compliance, trust, and public accountability.

So, you logged into Google Search Console expecting some useful insights, only to be met with a series of errors and warnings. Maybe your site isn’t getting indexed, your pages are loading too slowly, or Google has flagged usability issues. Before you start overhauling everything or considering a career change, let’s break down what’s happening and how to fix it.

Alt text is a crucial part of web accessibility and SEO. It ensures that visually impaired users can understand images using screen readers and helps search engines index images effectively. In this guide, we’ll cover how to write effective alt text, common mistakes to avoid, and best practices to enhance your website’s usability and compliance with accessibility standards.

Your employees are the backbone of your business. When they succeed, your organization thrives. Teams are motivated, collaborate more strongly, and meet their goals. That’s why employee happiness is in everyone’s interest. But how can you build a workplace environment where everyone feels at home? 

I've been aware of color blindness for a long time—not because I have it, but because my partner and son both do, and it's hereditary.

This experience has given me a unique perspective on how color blindness affects daily life, especially on digital screens. Both my partner and son are red-green colorblind, meaning the color they love the most—green—is ironically the one they struggle with the most.

There is an entire range of website components we can work on to ensure the website is helpful to users and can perform great in search. Keeping your content up to date and paying attention to off-page and technical aspects can impact user experience and SEO.

One crucial element of your site can influence an even more important factor—how your site gets crawled by the search engine. This element is robots.txt file. Let’s find out what it is and how it can influence your website performance.

When the snow falls and winter calls, skiers and snowboarders start dreaming of powder-perfect runs and cozy après-ski moments. For ski resorts, your website isn’t just a digital brochure—it’s the first step in creating that magical experience for visitors. A well-designed site not only attracts adventurers but keeps them coming back for more. These standout ski websites built on Concrete CMS show how to blend beauty and functionality to create an online winter wonderland.