What’s the difference between pages and posts? Your WordPress website is divided into two main sections when it comes to content: pages and posts. Each item has its own unique role in making your website “work” for visitors. Pages Pages are items that stay around and don’t frequently change. You can think of them as […]
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Communications in a Time of Crisis: Webinar Recap
Communicating effectively on your website is now more important than ever due to the current global COVID situation. You want your clients, parishioners, members, constituents, etc. to have confidence in what you are doing. If they are visiting your website, they are looking to you to provide them with accurate and easy to find information. […]
Put Down the Bold: What You Really Want Is a Header
Are you using headers in the body of what you write on your website? If you answered “No,” or “I’m not sure,” you’re not alone. Many people are unaware of what headers are, and how they help your website. What exactly are website headers? Without being overly technical, website headers are text divisions in your […]
Taking Privacy Seriously
Unwanted Emails A couple of years ago I (Bet) partnered with a local industry organization, hoping that their members would reach out for website needs. That never happened, but what did happen is that I started getting spam (aka cold emails) from services for that industry. It’s so frustrating to keep getting offers for things […]
BHM Client Profile: Kansas Disciples of Christ
After having a website with us for many years, the Kansas Region, Disciples of Christ decided that it was time for an overhaul. This organization is the umbrella organization for roughly 80 churches in Kansas, so it is imperative that they have a functioning website to communicate effectively with their many congregations. The Challenges Their […]
Web Accessibility is a Brand Investment
We like to feel good about the brands that we associate with. Experts call people who are conscious of this “belief-driven buyers”. We want to buy from the local shops that invest in the community, and we turn away from brands that we discover are using sweatshops. Dan Edelman, a researcher in this area estimates […]
G Suite Accounts and OAuth: What does it all mean?
Is this message from G Suite about OAuth spam? No, the message is real, unfortunately many users aren’t aware of what OAuth is and how it impacts their usage of G Suite. Depending upon how you access your G suite account items ( calendars, email, groups, etc. ) you may need to make some changes. […]
Making Your Site Accessible to All
Imagine visiting a website — your own website — if you couldn’t use your hands for keyboard & mouse. Or if you were blind. Or if you had a severe color blindness, and both green and orange buttons were perceived as brown. It might be hard. Potentially, really hard. What can website owners can do […]