The Edge of the Web team delve into the details of design, development, marketing and more. Our insights can help you navigate the digital waters, whether you’re not technical at all or are an industry expert.
The internet's ever-evolving nature means that without regular updates, in 3 year's time your website will be running on 3 year old technology. But it's simple to keep on top of things with a web maintenance package - here's everything you need to know.
No matter how beautiful your website design, if your content is incomplete or disorganised, you're not going to meet your goals. Enter, card sorting. Read on to find out how this research technique can help inform a comprehensive site map based on your user and business needs.
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There are certain phrases that we hear time and time again as a digital agency, and every time we do, our hearts sink a little. But most of these come up because clients aren't sure how to communicate their thoughts. Here are the 13 that come up most often, and how to avoid them.
Accessibility is essential for any modern web project. It's not just because it's the right thing to do. It's also the right thing for your business. An estimated 1 in 5 people has a disability of some kind. And that's a huge audience that you could be failing to reach.
User Testing - sometimes called Usability Tesing or UX Testing - is pretty much exactly how it sounds. You test your website or app with real users to identify problem areas that you can improve. But how does it work in practice?
UX testing is absolutely essential to a successful website. But there's no point leaving all your testing to the end of a project, you need to use the right usability testing methods at every stage.
Your domain, hosting and email setup are all essential parts of your website strategy, but it can be pretty complicated to understand how they all interconnect and work together.
Search Engine Optimisation, or SEO is probably something you've heard talked about a lot by digital agencies. But what does it mean? How does it work? And why does it matter?
