Category Archives: Website Design

How to Successfully Rebrand Your Website Without Losing Your Audience

Rebranding a website is a big decision—one that can make or break your online presence. If you’ve built a website over several years, you may feel hesitant about changing its name, design, and branding. What if your existing audience doesn’t … Continue reading

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How Do Graphic Design Services Impact Website User Experience (UX)?

When it comes to creating an effective and engaging website, the role of graphic design cannot be overstated. While it’s easy to think of graphic design as just aesthetic—colors, typography/fonts, and imagery—its impact goes far beyond just looking good. A … Continue reading

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How Does Website Speed Impact Online Sales and Customer Experience?

Website speed is a critical factor in online business. A slow website drives customers away, reduces sales, and creates a frustrating user experience. A fast-loading site, on the other hand, keeps users engaged, boosts conversions, and improves satisfaction. Here’s how … Continue reading

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How to Create Website Content That Engages and Converts

Your website content is more than just words on a page—it’s your opportunity to connect with visitors, build trust, and drive action. When done right, great content enhances user experience, boosts search rankings, and increases conversions. Here’s how to craft … Continue reading

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Power Consumption and Image Formats: JPEG vs WebP vs AVIF – Which is Better?

Optimizing images is critical for reducing data usage, improving website performance, and lowering power consumption across devices. Choosing between JPEG, WebP, and AVIF can significantly impact the energy used by servers, networks, and end-user devices. Each format has different compression … Continue reading

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What should the dimensions of a website’s hero image be?

The dimensions of a hero image for a website depend on the design, layout, and how the image will be displayed, but here are some common guidelines: Aspect Ratios Common Dimensions Best Practices How UltimateWB Helps WebP Automatic Image Conversion … Continue reading

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Do You Need to Have Coding Experience to Build a Website with UltimateWB?

The short answer: No! One of the most common concerns people have when thinking about creating their own website is whether they need coding experience. With UltimateWB, the good news is that you don’t need any coding skills or web … Continue reading

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When do you use a 301 redirect vs 410 redirect?

Choose a 301 Redirect when: Choose a 410 Response when: Key Considerations: In Summary when updating your .htaccess file for redirects: I hope this helps! Related: Maintain SEO Power During Your Website Migration & Rebuild: A Smooth Builder Switch Are … Continue reading

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Does Google have a 410 redirect budget?

The concept of a fixed “410 redirect budget” for websites is not a formally defined term by Google. However, the number of 410 (Gone) responses in your .htaccess file can indirectly impact your website’s SEO in a few ways: How … Continue reading

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Should you have two versions of your images on your website – WebP and one of the classic formats like JPG or PNG?

Yes, you should generally have two versions of your images on your website: Here’s why this approach is beneficial: How to Implement: If you’re using UltimateWB, it handles it for you! You can just click on the “Create WebP” button … Continue reading

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