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Designs on a website are getting more attractive each day. It is because businesses have seen the importance of having a visually pleasing look to attract and maintain their customers. It may serve a business well if both the website design and experience are as seamless as it can get. Offline and online tools are easily available to make it possible for businesses to have their dream look.

Whether you’re redesigning your live website or installing updates, it’s better to first try it out on a staging environment. This prevents any unwanted downtime for your website, which will prevent visitors from being turned away with an error message.

That first meeting with your client is crucial to setting the tone of your collaboration as well as acquiring essential information that will fuel your ability to help them. That’s why it’s so important to ask the right questions from the beginning; though often we’re not all sure which questions we need to ask!

If you’re anything like me, you know that it’s time for a WordPress website makeover, you just haven’t gotten around to it. Trust me, I get it.

If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably spent days, weeks, maybe even months planning, editing and working on the design of your website. If you’ve meticulously designed your content to fit your style and design, you wouldn’t want to slap your site with a generic Google Map, would you?

So you’ve finally done it! You’ve got your domain name, registered on WordPress and bought your theme. Now what? I remember asking myself the same thing.

Your site speed is one of the key factors that contributes to the success of your website. Let’s reiterate that the average attention span of an average user is approximately 8 seconds, which means that you have about 3 to 4 seconds to grab their attention. But, what if your website loads longer than that? Bam! You’ve just lost a potential lead.