by Nicole Ouellette | Nov 22, 2013 | Websites
When I started my blog in 2007, I took any free listing I could get. This did a couple of things: 1) Connect me with people who were looking for blogs to read about certain topics. 2) Put my link on a new domain. Did I really think posting my blog link on...
by Nicole Ouellette | Nov 18, 2013 | Websites
After Wordcamp Boston, it was clear. We have to get our (and our clients’) websites loading in 3 seconds or less. It is natural to think about our website for a few reasons: 1) If we messed anything up, we could easily restore a backup (and have no one really...
by Nicole Ouellette | Oct 25, 2013 | Websites
It’s always interesting working for people you grew up with. Mr. Leblanc (as I used to call him) was our industrial arts teacher in school. I worked as a lifeguard with their daughter. They have known me a long time and live in the beautiful town of Fort Kent,...
by Nicole Ouellette | Oct 11, 2013 | Websites
The great thing about open source website building platforms like WordPress and Joomla? They come with a lot that works out of the box. In both these systems, you can create pages, menus, and manipulate the basic site template. Most people, however, want their...
by Nicole Ouellette | Sep 23, 2013 | Websites
The Abbe Museum contacted us about a year after their new website had been designed. They realized their website also needed a mobile counterpart in an increasingly online and on the go culture. They were thrilled of the work of their web designer but the firm...
by Nicole Ouellette | Aug 30, 2013 | Websites
On Facebook awhile back, Breanna asked about reading Google Analytics: I’m sure she’d want me to say she sent that from her phone and it typed it for her. She’s normally a very clear sentence writer. But I totally get what she’s saying. And...
