Easy Web Design Lessons for Small Business Owners

There is an excellent article with tips on call to action buttons and how to find the right fit for your website. The article gives a very solid outline about what call to action buttons are (and aren't) as well as tips on what small factors can influence the number of people completing the action steps you want them to on your site. You'll find this article filled with great visuals too, so it's easy to understand what the text is trying to say.

This shows a quick example of how to add a bio to your site including adding a picture from your computer.

Sometimes it can get confusing with Wordpress terminology because the platform has both posts and pages. Both create what can be called web pages. The difference is that a page will typically show up in your navigation as a separate tab, while a post will typically be shown on your home page and on its category page. I say typically because these traits can be changed depending on your theme. The basic rule of thumb is that if the information is something that your readers will need or want to access often, you are likely better putting the content onto a page. Some examples would be About Pages, Contact Pages, FAQ's, and Policies like your privacy policy or shipping practices. You can combine posts and pages in any number of ways until the structure fits your needs. For instance, a designer might create ...