Those of us who are sight and hearing-abled can sometimes take for granted that the internet is accessible to us without visual or auditory challenges. The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are a set of international standards that define how to make web content more accessible to people with disabilities. By following the WCAG, we Read More
When we look at business owners, a lot of times we tend to think they’ve got it figured out. We see a lot of successes — but oftentimes don’t see the bad decisions that come into play. Every business owner makes them. I’ve made them & I make them more than I’ve ever discussed. Until Read More
Early in 2020, the Martha O’Bryan Center reached out. The organization, whose work focuses on empowering “children, youth, and adults in poverty to transform their lives through work, education, employment and fellowship,” had an existing website that they were requesting to be redesigned and built on WordPress for ease of content management. As well, they Read More
The government’s role in public health work is important, but it’s not always sexy. We were tasked with building a website for the State of Tennessee to educate the public about preventable ailments and addictions. Tennessee already has a robust web presence in Tennessee.gov. So why create a separate site? The hope is to break Read More
Doug Hoekstra is an artist who shines across mediums as a singer-songwriter, visual artist and author. He had an existing website that needed some attention and updates. We added a new theme, reordered the menus to direct the viewer in a sensible path through the site and added structure and photos to generate visual interest. Read More