ExpressionEngine 5 End-of-Life

June 17, 2015

Business Insights | Design

You know the effort it takes to build a website that has great UI/UX, is visually appealing, and has a CMS that is organized for optimal ease of navigation and use. You may even create a training manual, training videos, or conduct in person client training in order to pass the site off to your client seamlessly. A couple of months later, under their management and care, their website is the internet equivalent of Frankenstein. How does this happen? You delivered the project in flawless condition and the training you provided goes into detail about every aspect of the CMS. What's the problem? The problem is not with your design, development, or your training. The problem lies in the way your client’s work and in your need for control.

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Why rebuilding your WordPress site after an attack isn't the best option.

November 03, 2015

Business Insights | Design

For years, search engine optimization (SEO) specialists and web developers were at opposing ends. Your own company’s experts may have been waging wars against one another until recently. As both aim to create a strong web presence and ensure that visitors convert to long-term clients, they finally realized how much they rely on one another and buried the hatchet. Don't miss this article to ensure that your relationship with the SEO/web development team is profitable for both of you as well as your clients.