Frequently Asked Questions
We've been building websites since 2007. In that time we've worked with a lot of folks. We've learned a lot along the way and we've answered a lot of questions. Here are some that we hear most frequently.Website Design & Development
Your website is the heart of your online world. The hub. The mothership. The buck, quite literally, stops here. The web world has matured rapidly and user expectations are higher and more demanding than ever before. Your brand's credibility is significantly impacted by how well you present yourself online.
We build websites as a matter of course. Sure we build websites. We build beautiful and legit websites but the reason we build websites is to give your marketing efforts a fighting chance. What's the use of running marketing campaigns if your traffic doesn't convert to customers?
Managed WordPress Cloud Hosting
If only you could see what we've seen.
It's true: some people still believe that $7 hosting is good hosting. It's not. Many clients who come to us for website makeovers are hosting their site on shared environments at low cost. They know their sites are underperforming but don't know why their sites are underperforming. So much of that slowness and poor reliability comes from bad web hosts. Thankfully that's easily remedied.
eCommerce & Pay Forms
Running eCommerce online once required learning difficult platforms which made for good shopping carts but weren't very good for much else. Now WooCommerce adds full store capabilities to your existing WordPress website while retaining the excellent WordPress features you've grown to rely on.Compliance - Accessibility
Most companies don’t care about website accessibility until a lawyer or an algorithm forces the issue. And honestly? That’s reason enough. Accessibility lawsuits are cheap to file, hard to dismiss, and increasingly common. An accessibility statement won’t save you. Intent won’t save you. If your site blocks access, you’re exposed. Full stop.
At the same time, AI-driven search engines are no longer trusting what you say about your site — they evaluate how it actually works. Broken navigation, poor semantics, inaccessible flows? That’s a ranking problem now.
