This comes up a lot lately. Someone says, “Why do I need a website? I’ve got Facebook.” And that’s fair. Facebook and Instagram are busy. People scroll all day. It feels like enough. But here’s what usually happens. A business puts everything into social media. Then one day, posts stop getting seen. Or the account ...
Before you hire anyone to build your website, it helps to slow down for a minute and get your thoughts together. At CT Website Design, we’ve worked with a ton of local businesses, and the projects that go the smoothest are the ones where the owner already has a rough idea of what they want. ...
A lot of people think once their website is done, that’s it. They paid for it. It’s live. Time to focus on other things. But that’s not really how it works. In 2026, a website isn’t something you build once and forget about. Things change too fast. You should consider your site a tool not ...
People don’t like waiting around online. If a website takes too long to load, most folks just leave. It doesn’t matter how nice it looks if it never finishes loading. At CT Website Design, this is one of the first things we talk about with new clients. Speed isn’t extra. It’s part of the job. ...
Most of our clients don’t think about their computer setup until they’re already annoyed. That’s usually how it comes up. Someone emails me because they’re trying to change text on their WordPress website and things feel harder than they expected. Pages feel cramped. There are buttons everywhere. Nothing’s broken, it just doesn’t feel comfortable. Much ...