Category: Web Design
Read our latest thoughts on design, ranking, marketing and....well all things digital.
Most small business websites focus on one thing—listing services. While that’s important, it’s not enough to drive consistent traffic, keep visitors engaged, or turn them into paying customers. Learn why you should consider adding resources and blog articles to your website.
Your website is often the first impression potential customers get of your business. If it looks outdated, runs slowly, or lacks modern features, visitors may leave before they even get to know what you offer. As technology advances, websites that haven’t been updated in years can feel clunky and out of touch. In 2025, a fresh website redesign isn’t just about aesthetics—it’s about staying competitive, improving user experience, and taking advantage of new technology.
Duda Website Design Examples that rock! We've been rolling out dozens of websites and we wanted to showcase some of our most recent website designs on the Duda platform by our head designer Ryan Stack. Check out our most recent website designs!
In the digital age, your website is often the first point of contact between your business and potential customers. Whether it’s a blog, e-commerce platform, or company profile, how your website looks and functions plays a major role in how your brand is perceived. A clean, user-friendly design can build trust, keep customers engaged, and encourage them to take action.
Let’s be real—designing a website can feel like a balancing act. You want it to look amazing, show off your brand, and wow every visitor. But sometimes, well-meaning choices can backfire. Check out these common web design mistakes.
While updating and redesigning your website can bring new life to your online presence, it can also have a negative impact on your search engine rankings if not done carefully. Here are the steps to follow when redesigning your website and maintaining your SEO.
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