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November 27th, 2010 admin Posted in Web Design No Comments »
by Christina Warren
In the past 12 months, we’ve seen a lot of changes in the world of web design. Growing popularity in the mobile device space — including smartphones and tablets like the iPad — have refined the way many users access and interact with content.
Likewise, the formal adoption of web standards like HTML5, web fonts and CSS3 by browser makers means that more and more users are now able to take advantage of the latest and greatest features on the web.
It’s often tough for small businesses to stay up on the latest web design trends because of the cost involved with redesigns and the necessity of being accessible by a broad range of users. Still, there are some great web design trends from 2010 and leading into 2011 that small businesses should consider incorporating into their sites.
October 4th, 2010 admin Posted in Web Design No Comments »
I started MH1 Web Design in 2003, and today we are fortunate enough to receive most of our new business from referrals, and from people who find us on Google. So, on a weekly basis I have three to four potential accounts walk in the door for web design, public relations, social media strategy, database development, or web marketing help. Understand that we have clients across the US, in Mexico, and in Canada, so we don’t get to meet everyone face-to-face. However, if a new account lead is in the greater Houston area, I like to meet them and get to know them.
August 13th, 2010 admin Posted in Web Design No Comments »
by Mike Hallaron, MH1 Web Design
Grace Smith writing for the American Express OPEN Forum this week offers:
July 3rd, 2010 admin Posted in Web Design No Comments »
by Mike Hallaron, MH1 Web Design
Small business owners planning a new company website need not worry about copying the look, feel, and function of larger, corporate websites. Instead take advantage of the uniqueness that is your small business venture.
In 10 Things Customers Want on a Website, Entrepreneur.com’s Monte Enbysk explains, “small businesses have a personality, flavor and sensibility that big company sites can’t match.” So, don’t join them them, revel in your smallness.