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Website Accessibility Without the Panic

What accessibility actually asks of a small business site, which handful of fixes cover most of it, and why the one-line overlay widget is the wrong answer.

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WebsitesWhat Makes a Small Business Website PerformSpeed, a clear offer, a path to call or write, and a page that works on a phone. That is the job. The rest is decoration.
WebsitesWhat a Small Business Website Actually CostsWhy the same brief gets quoted at $800 and $30,000, what drives the number, and how to compare two proposals honestly.
WebsitesRedesign or Rebuild? How to Tell Which One You NeedA redesign changes how the site looks. A rebuild changes what it is. Picking the wrong one wastes money either way, so here is how to tell.
WebsitesWhat Mobile Friendly Actually MeansMost traffic to a small business site is a thumb on a phone outside somewhere. Passing a mobile test and being usable on a phone are different things.
WebsitesHow Long a Website Project Really TakesMost small business sites take six to twelve weeks. Here is where the time goes, what actually causes delays, and how to keep a project moving.
WebsitesHow Small Business Websites Get HackedAlmost never a targeted attack. Nearly always an automated scan finding an out of date plugin or a reused password. What actually happens and how to stop it.
WebsitesWho Owns Your Website, Your Domain, and Your ContentThe three things you should hold in your own name, how to check right now, and what to do if someone else is holding them.
WebsitesQuestions to Ask Before You Hire a Web DesignerTwelve questions that separate a supplier from a problem, the answers worth hearing, and the promises that should end the conversation.
WebsitesWhat to Gather Before a Web Project StartsThe logins, photos, and decisions that determine whether your site launches in eight weeks or five months. Most of it you can collect this week.
WebsitesDo You Need a CMS, and What Happens If You Don'tA content management system is a tool for people who will use it. Here is how to tell whether that is you, and what the alternatives cost.
WebsitesWhen a Custom Application Beats Another PageBooking, portals, quoting, and inventory are not pages. Here is how to tell when your business has outgrown a brochure site, and what to do about it.
WebsitesWebsite Forms That Actually Get Filled InField count, wording, error handling, and the confirmation nobody writes. Small changes to a form move more inquiries than a redesign usually does.

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