Glass Mountains
Here at Glass Mountains, our 10+ team have been working remotely in a digitally distributed environment for 10 years now. We’ve learnt the hard way what works, and what doesn’t! Furthermore, for over 5 years, we […] Read more
This short article will teach you how to properly report a bug to your web designer. The quicker you clearly report the issue you are seeing, the quicker they will be able to fix it. Learn […] Read more
Here are 8 key questions you want to ask yourself before looking for a WordPress website quote (plus our tips with how to answer them!). Q. What functionality does your website require? 90% of the websites […] Read more
When planning a new website, or redesigning an existing one, it’s very important to consider the structure of the website: one tool that can help here is ‘visual site mapping‘. In this article, I’ll talk through […] Read more
Does a website need a sidebar? Short Answer: a sidebar can be very useful at encouraging website visitors to take appropriate action. However, there are other ways to achieve that goal; please bare in mind mobile […] Read more
Summary: research shows that a % of people automatically know that clicking your website logo will take them back to your homepage. However, an equally sizeable % prefer to navigate back to your homepage by using your […] Read more
Recently I received an email from a client which went something along the lines like this “Also, wanted to catch up to see how well or otherwise new website is working. Would it be possible to […] Read more
When writing copy for your website, you’d ideally like search engines such as Google to be able to understand your content as well. If Google like what they see, they’ll rank your website higher up; and with higher […] Read more
We’ve recently completed quite a few website reviews and I wanted to share with you a serious, common issue which crops up time & time again. As you look at your website every day, you are too close […] Read more
Recently I delivered a workshop for the Chamber of Commerce in La Creuse, in France. I was discussing web strategy and all the elements which go in to a successful website. La Creuse is a semi-rural area, and […] Read more