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When it comes to ensuring the accessibility of your website, the "fix it later" mindset costs you time, money, and users.
Choosing a web partner? These 4 questions will help you cut through the pitch and find a team that truly fits your needs.
Component-based design brings structure and flexibility to your website, making it easier to manage, scale, and keep consistent as your needs grow.
The recent turmoil in the WordPress community has not affected Pixo's customers' websites because our development and maintenance approach mitigates or eliminates external factors like these.
What are the real benefits of a custom website over an out-of-the-box template solution?
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.
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.
The end of the year is coming soon — what can you do with these last few weeks? Our advice: check in on your website.
With Apple’s announcement of the new Vision Pro, it seems that the “spatial computing era” has finally dawned. What does this mean for your website?
Website performance is a foundational aspect of the user’s experience. Here's how to test and improve your site speed.
Of course we customize the front-end of a website, but we should customize the authoring interface, too, to better serve the content and the site manager.
Here’s how we developed a video embed component in WordPress using Open Graph metadata and Advanced Custom Fields.
Managing multiple sites for one organization can be a challenge. Wrangle your sites under one roof to save time, resources, and your own sanity.
When you share a page from your site, what does the link look like? Be intentional about metadata to give readers a reason to click.