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The Best and Worst of NFL Logos

1) St. Louis Rams – Part of having a great logo is having a great mascot and name. If any animal epitomizes the game of football, it’s a Ram. They are strong, dominant, and aggressive. This logo exaggerates the ram horns, which creates an eye-catching design. The team didn’t over do it with the ram’s.

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5 Ways to Incorporate Charity into Your Business

As we hurtle toward the year-end, it is easy to become preoccupied by balance sheets, profits and losses, and budget approvals for next year. As business owners and marketers, we often get consumed by our own enterprise goals and forget that there are others out there who are struggling with issues greater than our own..

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What the Healthcare.gov Launch Says About Website Security

This week “white hat” hacker and cybersecurity expert David Kennedy joined an expert panel hosted by the House Science Committee to hack into the already plagued Healthcare.gov. The reason? Show any weak privacy safeguards in place. The result was scary. While my team creates the best performing website in terms of design, audience appeal, brand,.

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How to Choose the Right Images for Your Website

When visiting a small business website, people naturally gravitate first towards color and imagery. These elements, more than the amount or quality of text provided, will influence their all-important first impression. A harmonious blend of images, color, and placement of content always trumps a website that looks jumbled, haphazardly composed or thrown together on the.

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What Is the “Look and Feel” of a Website? And Why It’s Important

*Updated August 2024* The phrase “Look and Feel” of a website is something web designers hear all the time from peers and clients alike. Although it sounds broad, this phrase holds a specific meaning for website design work. So, what do we really mean when we say it? And how do you successfully accomplish an.

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The Race for the Best Homepage: San Diego Mayoral Candidates Edition

Today, San Diegans return to the polls to vote for a new mayor after Filner’s embarrassing exit from office. While we’ll leave the outcomes pontificating to the pros, we examined the homepages of the top three candidates so see how they measured up in design, development, and promoting their brand. www.KevinFaulconer.com Current City of San.

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New Website Design: NexxCom Wireless

NexxCom Wireless is a leader in ultra broadband, high performance wireless networking serving the financial, enterprise & government, data center, and carrier markets. This multinational brand came to Bop Design in need of a website that reflected the cutting edge and dependable solutions it creates. Bop Design created an intuitive user interface geared toward communicating.

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Why You Should Update Your Web Design Before You Even Think About SEO

There’s lots of talk these days about ensuring your website is optimized for search engines. Search engine optimization (SEO) is the process of getting online traffic directed toward your website through web searches and it involves a series of individual pieces of content and settings that catch the attention of search engines like Google and.

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Why Aren’t People Reading Your Blog?

Small business owners generally start a blog with the intention of driving more traffic to their websites. As time passes, they get busy with other responsibilities and only occasionally get around to posting new content. Not surprisingly, few visitors find their blogs or, when they do, choose to click on the posts. After awhile the.

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How I Mean Business

Being nominated for the second time in San Diego Business Journal’s “Women Who Mean Business” awards is a great honor. I applaud San Diego Business Journal for continuing this award, now in its 20th year, as a way to celebrate local female leaders and role models. For me, it’s always nice to be reassured of.