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A website project can feel overwhelming, given the time and resources needed. We collaborate with our clients so that you understand our process and what’s expected of your time, keeping your schedule clear and manageable from the start.
How can custom websites boost higher ed digital engagement? Discover Pixo's key insights from the eduWeb Summit in Philadelphia.
For farmers, more uptime spent operating means more revenue and better work/life balance. Pixo builds agtech tools to maximize productivity on the farm and minimize the busywork.
Appropriate tools can mean the difference between success and struggle. But how exactly can Pixo benefit those in the agriculture industry? Keep reading to find out.
Content is often the most time-consuming part of creating and maintaining a new website. Here's how you know when to hire a dedicated web content specialist and what skills they need.
Our director of business development, Danielle Hendricks, recently attended the National Agri-Marketing Association's (NAMA) spring conference. Keep reading to learn how Danielle's takeaways can transform your approach to ag tech!
If your sleek, user-friendly website isn’t converting customers, your content might not align with what your audience wants. Align them, and conversions will follow!
Determining the cost of a custom website is like asking, "How much does it cost to build a house?" The answer varies, depending on size, customization, and purpose.
Pixo’s office, in the heart of downtown Urbana, IL, is not just a web and software consultancy but also a coworking space. Learn how we creatively transformed our workspace into something entirely new.
Pixo's core values resonate with the ethos of the agriculture industry, which makes Pixo a great partner for agtech and ag projects.
Several of us from Pixo attended the annual University of Illinois Web Conference. As a longstanding supporter of this event, which was in its 24th year, we were proud once again to be presenters and attendees.
Pixo's content strategy helps you deliver engaging, purposeful content that resonates with your audience.
Seeing generational shifts and technological challenges firsthand from a Midwestern family farm's perspective.
Embarking on a higher education website project doesn’t have to be overwhelming. With even just a quick review of these five elements, you’ll come to the project table with more confidence.
It's that time of year again – announcing the folks who exemplified our core values in 2023!
By recognizing the collective effort needed to create content, and by assigning clear responsibilities, you pave the way for an efficiently managed website.