Mobile-friendly web design: Look before you leap into the future
Your new mobile-friendly website may unexpectedly shut out your customers or employees who use older desktop or laptop computers. Here’s why.
Karen G. Anderson, writing and content strategy
Your new mobile-friendly website may unexpectedly shut out your customers or employees who use older desktop or laptop computers. Here’s why.
I’m working with three clients on small-business websites and we’re getting hung up on the About pages. So I went offContinue Reading
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