If you’ve ever been out house hunting, you would understand the appeal of a well-maintained front view: it immediately invites you to want to see beyond the front door. Similarly, you’d probably drive straight past a property that looked unkempt and run-down.
Did you know: If your website’s homepage falls within the latter category, people will abandon it in less than 3 seconds?
So, if your goal is to wow people with your website, you’d do good to plot out a proper map for the journey because it doesn’t happen without some sweat, gritting of teeth and tears. We should know – we build a lot of wow websites, and we’ve also seen many of the woeful kind.
A logo is a visual image representing a business or brand and one of the building blocks of corporate identity.
It could include pictures, symbols or letters (typically the name or initials of the company in a specific font) – or a combination of these.
The debate concerning which browser is superior seems endless, and subjective at best. For die-hard Internet Explorer (yes, IE still exists) and Firefox users, Google Chrome may seem challenging to navigate AT FIRST, but once you convert to the Chrome side, we can almost guarantee that there will be no turning back.
It’s probably not hard to guess that we prefer Google Chrome. Reasons include fast performance, infinite expandability, stability, and responsiveness, to name but a few. The feature that we, however, cannot (okay, do not want to) live without is undoubtedly Chrome Extensions (small software programs that customise your web browsing experience to your individual preferences and requirements).
As Pathfind Media’s Divi Website Designer, you will be responsible for designing and maintaining WordPress websites, and lots of them, using the powerful and flexible Theme, Divi from Elegant Themes.
We are a boutique brand- and web marketing agency, passionate about creative communication through intelligent design.
By 2020, we envision to…
The story behind the name Pathfind Media is unfolded in the story of the founder, Jo Wagner. Read about how his journey as a pathfinder began after reading a book, called “Wild at Heart”.
You can build a your own website, we know – there are loads of free software out there to “help” you with this mission. But that doesn’t mean you should. Neither should you hire your friend’s teenage son who is very “tech savvy” to do the job. Really. Why do we say this? Have a read…
The popularity of WordPress (WP) makes it an appealing target for intruders. Outdated versions of WordPress installations, themes & plugins could result in your website being attacked. Vulnerabilities make your website susceptible to intrusions from outsiders with malicious intent. You need Wordpress Security. Here is the solution we offer.
Small business blogging is one of the most powerful marketing tools in the modern, digital society.
So yes, this is a very self-involved blog post, as its content concerns itself completely with the reason for its own existence – and importance! However, please bear with all this narcissism and take the information seriously, as it could greatly benefit your small business.
