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As new devices, platforms, and programs enter the marketplace at a dizzying pace, it's almost impossible to stay at the forefront of what's new. In most cases, it's not even important to have the latest, greatest technology driving your website. There is, however, a baseline of functionality and usability that is surprisingly absent from many sites - even when they've just launched. Here's a quick litmus test to check your site.

Nine in 10 US adults 18-34 trust advertising at least sometimes, the highest trust level of any age group, according to results of a new advertising poll.

Where do customers look when they visit your content pages? Where do they look while using a cart? Take a look at the findings from Nielsen Norman Group's usability studies using eye tracking technology.

The 2010 pool featured over 4000 considerations and our web design for The Loyalton Group won the Silver award! (We think it's rigged! Clearly it should have won first place…but we’ll take it!)

Recent research shared by Chadwick Martin Bailey has some interesting statistics in regards to how internet users share content. But before we jump into the raw data, let's first explore some factors to consider:

This blog entry was contributed to Logo Design Love by David Brier of DBD International.

Everybody asks me how they should build their brand.  Well, here's a diagram of what not do!

Search Engine Optimization and Marketing can be very daunting to new webbies and seasoned optimization gurus alike. Each and every website has it's own niche and with that comes the challenge to appeal to a new audience. These are the 10 guidelines to the process that should be followed for any successful campaign.

The following is an article from Fuel You Creativity by Chad Engle.

For centuries color has been used to provide distinction between classes, businesses, kings, courts and everything else in between. So what exactly is in a color? Does it matter that purple has been used in connotations with royalty? Does it matter that most fast food places logos are red to stimulate your appetite?

So a color is a color, right? Not exactly. This article displays a few examples with switched color palettes. Do you think the brand still looks the same? Does it give off the same vibe/aura in a different color?  See for yourself...

Whether you're a small, local business, or an online giant, the basic dynamic doesn't shift. Happy customers will always bring in new customers, and it's still the best and most effective form of marketing out there.

So how do you get your customers talking about you?