Some good suggestions. Many of these will require a web developer to fine tune the CSS or other elements that many people may not know how to do.

Websites have sort of become the “bandwagon” that everyone is jumping on, but many of us don’t think about what a website really is, can do, and how to make it easily accessible and user-friendly. With “cookie-cutter” design, we often make the mistake that Intuit or webs.com knows what is best for our website and end up with something that does absolutely nothing for us. That’s why I despise those websites, and really push that people work with a … Read More

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