Wordpress
A beautiful WordPress website must be both well-designed and user-friendly. Sites In One Day creates intuitive layouts incorporating both design and navigation elements that provide a memorable experience for both the user and the client. As your website is your silent communicator with the world, it is crucial that it reflect a professional and user-friendly image.
E-Commerce
E-Commerce systems integrate seamlessly with the WordPress Update System. When you upload a new product the world knows about it! WordPress e-Commerce also utilitizes the popular “Share This” plugin so that your happy customers can bookmark and promote your products too! With Sites In One Day you are in safe and capable hands with your E-Commerce Website & Products!
SEO
Sites In One Day websites are completely standards-compliant, which is important not only for interoperability with today’s browsers, but also for future compatibility with the tools of the next generation. All of our websites have unique meta tags (headers and descriptions) for all pages, and come standard with next-generation XML sitemaps for Google!
Support
Submit your support request Sites In One Day designs, creates and supports web sites for a wide range of customer. We have been in business since 2008 and have been recognized for our clean, effective designs as well as are top of the line customer support. We support our clients whether it is a problem with their web site, if they need changes, updates or new
One Site Fits All – Benefits of Responsive Design
There’s more than one way to build a website, we use Responsive Designs to build ours. So what are the benefits of Responsive Design for your business? It’s all about building your site once and building it right, delivering the best possible experience to every visitor.
The best user experience on every device
These days people are as likely to reach for their smartphone or tablet as they are to use their desktop or notebook when searching the internet, according to Google Insights research. What that indicates is that your business needs an effective web presence on all devices, or else you risk becoming invisible to a growing number of potential customers.
The primary goal of Responsive Design is to focus on the end user and produce the best experience on every device. It lets you tailor the user experience for mobile visitors without asking them to sacrifice features and usability, therefore, offering the best of both worlds. Your website can adapt quickly for all of today’s gadgets as well as tomorrow’s, offering a level of proofing for the future which helps improve your Return on Investment.
Consistency of experience
Also found by Google’s research is that people have a tendency to move between devices throughout their interaction with your business rather than sticking with the one device. They might initially use their smartphone to browse online, then, when they are ready to make a purchase, come back on their desktop or notebook.
You don’t want to lose potential customers at any point. Offering a consistent user experience with identical information architecture across all these devices makes it easier for visitors to pick up where they left off when switching between devices, which increases the chances of them becoming paying customers.
Single code base
It seems there’s an app for everything these days. It may be tempting to want to follow along. However, building and maintaining apps for the various mobile platforms is a daunting commitment and still might not help you achieve your goals.
You can no longer focus on Apple’s standardized iOS platform for iPhones alone if you’re aiming to reach as many potential customers as possible. Google’s Android smartphone platform has surpassed Apple’s market share, but it is a fragmented ecosystem which presents many challenges for app developers. Android owners have many choices when it comes to screen size, resolution, grunt under the bonnet and other features. That is a boon for end users but a burden for developers.
If you add Windows Phone 8 and BlackBerry to the list, you’ve now got four separate mobile apps to build and maintain, despite that they all serve basically the same purpose. This is where Responsive Design is brought into use, because your website can be optimized for all devices while relying on a single code base.
With Responsive Design, your single website can also adapt on the fly for any screen size thus eliminating the need to maintain separate desktop and mobile websites. Again, this allows you to focus all your efforts on a single code base, knowing you’re offering the best user experience for every visitor.
Single content management
Websites are backed by Content Management Systems which serve up information and images as required. Sticking with a single code base also lets you stick with a single back-end Content Management System.
Relying on a single Content Management System, designed to support any device, means you only need to enter content once. The CMS will do the rest, automatically optimizing it for every device. The ability to adapt on the fly to best suit a device’s capabilities means you’re well-placed to support new devices as they hit the shelves without the need to start from scratch each time. This ensures that you’re always offering the best user experience on the latest devices.
Best practice for Search Engine Optimization
Any content you lock away in an app isn’t exposed to the web and won’t show up in Google search results. Without a strong Google search ranking, you’re pretty much invisible in the internet age.
Most people will not go to the trouble of downloading an app just to learn the basics of what your business does – those details need to be readily available online. Fragmenting your web presence between desktop and mobile websites can also fragment your all-important Search Engine Optimization efforts designed to drive potential customers to your website. Responsive Design lets you present a united front.
Responsive Design serves up exactly the same URL to every device, but customizes the look and feel of the page to ensure the optimal user experience. Along with letting you focus your SEO efforts, this approach also makes it easier for visitors to bookmark pages and share links on social media without accidentally sending desktop users to the mobile site or vice versa.
Unlike the alternatives, Responsive Design lets you build your website once and build it right. It offers the best user experience on every device, and a consistency of experience as users shift from one device to another. Relying on a single code base and a single back-end Content Management System, Responsive Design makes it easier to build and manage your website. Meanwhile, serving up the same URL to every device helps focus your Search Engine Optimization efforts.
Responsive Design delivers the best possible user experience to every visitor, regardless of how they visit, to ensure that everyone rides first-class.
Is Your Business Prepared For Growth?
During the course of each work day, there are probably dozens of business processes you use: generating reports, resolving customer complaints, contacting new clients, manufacturing new products, and more. And you’ve probably found that one or more of the processes is inefficient.
Inefficient processes yield insufficient results, such as unhappy customers, stressed colleagues, missed deadlines, and increased costs. That is why, when the processes being implemented are just not working well, it is critical to improve them. LET US help you to IMPROVE YOUR BUSINESS PROCESSES so you can handle the new business generated with your improved marketing approach. Call us at 410-926-7650.
The Importance of Efficient Processes
The one constant of all processes, no matter what kind, is that they are all designed to streamline the way that you and your team work.
When a well-tested set of steps is followed by your whole team, it is more apt to produce better outcomes: actions are not duplicated by multiple people, fewer errors are made and both employees and customers can be more satisfied.
When processes are not tested or do not work, they can lead to numerous problems. For example:
- Work may be duplicated, or not done at all.
- Costs increase.
- Resources are wasted.
- Bottlenecks can develop, causing you to miss deadlines.
- Colleagues get frustrated.
- Customers may complain about poor product quality or bad service.