by Sherri, Ruby Moon Designs | Aug 24, 2018 | Clients, Customer Experience, HTTP, HTTPS, Search Engine Optimization, SSL, SSL Certificate, Web Development, Website Design, Website Launch
You may have noticed a message next to your website or other sites you frequent in the address bar of Google Chrome this summer. Why is it popping up now and what does it mean? According to DMR Business Statistics, Google Chrome dominates web browsing traffic with a...
by Sherri, Ruby Moon Designs | Feb 28, 2018 | Advertising, Clients, Content, Customer Experience, Mobile-Friendly, Responsive, Web Design, Web Development, Website Design
The idea that a website is supposed to be about your business is a common misconception in web design. People are surprised to hear their site should focus more on the customer (experience) and less on their business. Of course, it’s necessary to include information...
by Sherri, Ruby Moon Designs | Sep 20, 2017 | Advertising, Content, Content Marketing, Customer Experience, Marketing, Small Business, Thought Leadership
There is an element of bravery and confidence with being a thought leader. And the truth is we’re all thought leaders, but most of us only put ourselves out there so much. I believe a large reason for this is because businesses who currently engage in or want to...
by Sherri, Ruby Moon Designs | May 20, 2017 | Clients, Customer Experience, Marketing, Security, Services, Small Business
Privacy policy laws vary from country to country. If you have a business website that is collecting any sort of personal data such as, name, email addresses, or even analytics tracking, then you do need to have a privacy policy. Privacy laws in the United States There...
by Sherri, Ruby Moon Designs | Mar 20, 2017 | Customer Experience, SEO, Small Business, Web Design, Web Development, Website Design
There are several elements that go into creating a great website: Design: The presentation layer should be modern, clean and inviting. Content: Great content guides users through your site so they don’t have to guess. Usability and Accessibility: Your site should be...
