The Learning Lab

There are so many misconceptions around web design. Here are four more common UX myths and how to avoid them for optimal website design.

Teams across all industries are working from home, many that never have before. While this may be uncharted territory for your team, working remotely can be highly effective if done right.

Marketing allocation for digital channels is becomingly increasingly important in today’s world. In fact, digital advertising is estimated to grow to $517 billion in 2023, up over 82% from $283 billion in 2018. But marketing is more than just an expense, it’s an investment. 

In today’s digital-first world, a commanding digital presence cannot be overlooked. Here are some digitally-focused commitments you can make to raise your ROI in 2020.

We probably don’t need to tell you that a website is a crucial part of your business. But there is a difference between a website and an effective website. Often when we audit a website, we find these common mistakes:

Of brands that use social media, 95.8% of social media marketers believe Facebook produces the best ROI. Here are ways to ensure your posts are actually effective. Facebook users are accustomed to just scrolling through their feeds, often referred to as “mindless scrolling.” 

UX Design stands for User Experience Design and is the process of designing products that are delightful for users to interact with and easy to use. We’re addressing 10 common UX myths floating around to help you separate right from wrong when it comes to designing your site.

Do you want to substantially increase traffic to your website to boost the number of leads & conversions? It is as easy as B-L-O-G. We've often seen blogging overlooked as a lead generation tactic from businesses.

In 2017, there were 814 Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) web accessibility-related lawsuits filed. Fast forward to 2018, and this number surged to 2,285 lawsuits, marking an astonishing 181% year-over-year increase.