Over the past few years, one of the biggest trends in online marketing has been the growth of blogs. Although they started out primarily being used for personal reasons, a growing number of businesses are recognizing the potential of blogging.
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Here are all of the posts contained within Chromatic's blog vault that are related to the category ‘Web Design’.
9 Brilliant Ways To Ensure Client Satisfaction and Project Success
8 commentsArguably the two most important aspects of a web design freelancer or web design firm’s operations are client satisfaction and project success. Without client satisfaction and project success, you’ll be hard pressed to obtain quality referrals, testimonials, and additional work from a client.
11 Absolutely Necessary Web-Based Tools for a Freelance Web Designer
34 commentsI’m feeling extra generous today, so I’m going to share the most important web-based tools that we use at CHROMATIC to run the majority of our operations.
Conversion Magnet: 10 Tips to Creating a Brilliant Landing Page
12 commentsBuilding a great website and building a great landing page are two completely different things. While a strong website can grab the attention of visitors, a strong landing page can (and should) take those visitors and transform them into conversions.
CSS Image Rollovers: Accessible, Standard Compliant, Flicker-Free
17 commentsAlthough we thought this problem had been perfected years ago, we still manage to come across professional, high-trafficked websites using broken and outdated CSS image rollover techniques. This is absolutely unacceptable and unnecessary.
11 Reasons Why a Web CMS Will Make Your Life Easier and Your Wallet Fatter
18 commentsNearly every website owner or web developer has asked this question at one time or another: Why should I use a Web Content Management System (WCMS)? If you value your time, money, and sanity, then there are several reasons why using a Web CMS is superior to hand-coding a website.
The Official ‘Successful Website Checklist Challenge’
39 commentsIf your website doesn’t stand out and do a heck of a lot of things right, then chances are it’s going to crash and burn. Take our “Successful Website Checklist Challenge” (below) and see what you’re doing right, what you’re doing wrong, and what you’re forgetting to do. We’ve even included notes and resources for nearly every item on the checklist (just to make your life easier).
