Learn the importance of accessibility in web design and how one AI-powered resource is streamlining website accessibility compliance, empowering businesses to reach a broader audience while fully aligning with ADA standards.
Learn the importance of accessibility in web design and how one AI-powered resource is streamlining website accessibility compliance, empowering businesses to reach a broader audience while fully aligning with ADA standards.
As the digital world evolves, so do privacy concerns. Ensuring that your website is compliant with current laws and regulations is no longer a luxury, it's a necessity.
The world of web is constantly changing to make the web experience better for the user, and website accessibility is no exception. In this blog post, we will discuss the importance of website accessibility and how to make your website ADA Compliant.
Getting Started: What’s the Difference between HTTP & HTTPS? When surfing the web, you may notice that some URLs use HTTP, while some use HTTPS. HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol, which allows for communication between different systems. HTTPS stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure, which uses an SSL (secure sockets layer) certificate, thereby creating […]
When designing a website, you basically have two types of pages: a homepage and a subpage. While the homepage acts as the front door to your site, subpages most often include the important information about your business, like your services, products or company information. You only have one homepage, but you could have an almost […]
There’s been an ongoing debate in our office, and I'm often challenged with it: Do websites still need a homepage button or link? I've been searching for the golden blog post or whitepaper to answer this question, and have yet to find it. So I'll answer it myself.
With many of today's top Web designers being young, creative minds eager to push the boundaries of design, it's all too easy to overlook the user's needs. This is especially easy to do with websites whose audience may include one of the largest generations in America - the Baby Boomers - responsible for well over half of all consumer purchases made in the U.S.
With a new year comes exciting new possibilities. These often come in the form of resolutions, but here at Evolve, we took a stab at predicting how several of the key aspects of the Web world might change in 2012.
