I see a lot of individuals responsible for an organization’s website approach it as though they were preparing a work of art.

They focus on wanting to look “nice.” “Oh, hey, I like that,” they say, admiring the color scheme. “Can we get something like this on our site?” When they pick a web professional, they frequently go by the way other websites they designed look. The utility of a site to their business takes a far-back second position.

Service organizations like the Elks, Rotary, and the Knights of Columbus are all experiencing declines in membership. A website can help improve their fortunes, but you have to approach it the right way. Click through for more.

You know that formatting toolbar at the top of your blog post creation form? Please stop using it to format your text. Click through to find out why.

Can a $30,000 website be a bargain? Click through to find out.