Small organizations often need the ability to launch a concept on a shoestring budget, and as we’ve seen firsthand, hard work, networking, and word-of-mouth will be the biggest driver of your organization’s website traffic in the early stages. So if you have made the decision to go it alone, we want to equip you with some key components that will have your site standing out against your competitors.

In a previous blog, we mentioned that keeping your website current and fresh is important. The same can be said for the design of your website. No, I am not saying that you need to do a complete design overhaul every two weeks, but if your website checks any of these boxes, it is time to think about an overhaul. Here are the 5 Signs It’s Time to Redesign Your Website:

From the first day that we met with Clare, it was evident that she wanted to make this brand her own. Utilizing inspirations she had come across when envisioning what Chicago Art Therapy needed to symbolize, she returned to the sun and the moon.

Hear our thoughts, pros/cons, and suggestions heading into the newest update.

An Infinite Mind (AIM) was formed out of a need for accurate information on Dissociative Identity Disorders. Many non-profit organizations rely heavily on volunteers which left their website inconsistently maintained. Their goal was to create an easy to manage and modular site for a growing nonprofit organization which they could self-manage, that reflected new branding and programs.

Through a partnership with Wix, eGuide was connected with Shorty Tang & Sons to help the business relaunch their website after sinking roots in the Newark, New Jersey Area.