Alpharetta & Atlanta Web Design for Business Owners and Solo Professionals
Mobile Responsive Design
Project Spotlight: Vintage English Teacup Website
We recently had the pleasure of redesigning the website for Vintage English Teacup.
The new website features custom fields for managing Events, Collections & Packages, a mobile responsive web design and more.
Mobile Responsive Website Redesign: Wildfire Marketing
While happy with the look and feel of the current web design, Wildfire Marketing was ready to undertake a website redesign to be mobile responsive in order to meet the Google standards for mobile-friendliness put in place in 2015.
Mobile Website Design: LVCounseling
The new Mobile website redesign for LVCounseling is complete and live at www.lvcounseling.com.
The website features:
- Mobile Responsive Design
- FAQ Plugin.
- Built on WordPress using StudioPress and the Genesis Framework
Fischer CM Mobile Responsive Web Design Launch
We are proud to announce the launch of FischerCM.com, a Mobile Responsive website redesign.
Fischer Consulting and Management is a full service construction project management, civil engineering and construction company and is a long-time client. This is the second website we have built for them and it features:
- Mobile Responsive Design
- Custom Post Types to manage Project Experience projects and galleries.
- Revolution Slider
- Built on WordPress using StudioPress and the Genesis Framework
- Protected by Sucuri and our Monthly Website Maintenance Plan
Mobile-Friendly: What Google’s Latest Announcement Means to You
With technology, it seems like change is inevitable and no matter how current we think we are, another change is always just around the corner.
One thing we can always count on (besides taxes) is that Google will change their algorithm!
The days of desktop computer dominance have been over since the middle of 2014, but Google’s latest announcement raises the urgency of the issue. Find out how you may be affected »
Is Your Website Mobile Responsive?
With sales of tablets expected to overtake desktops in 2015 and analysts predicting mobile browsing ruling in 2015, it’s time for businesses to seriously think about a mobile website. Is your site ready for this shift?
Mobile Responsive: If it’s good enough for Google, it’s good enough for us.
Google officially recommends using Mobile Responsive technology to provide a mobile-friendly experience for your users.