When it comes to website design, we strive for that perfect balance between form and function. First, it must look great. First impressions count and your entire organization may be judged on the appearance of your homepage. Equally important, it has to work. This doesn't just mean that it's error-free; that goes without saying. It also has to load quickly, have clear navigation, be well written and so on.
Website Accessibility
Website Accessibility
When most people think of website accessibility, they think of making the site work for the blind. But accessibility is so much more than that. It includes other special needs such as:
- cognitive disabilities or arthritis (mouse control)
- slow computers and old browsers
- dial-up connections
- viewing sites on cellphones or other devices
We believe that everyone - regardless of above circumstances - should be able to view our sites, so as much as possible we build them to accommodate all.