According to a recent study, 44% of small businesses do not have websites! With so many obvious benefits from having a website, what is stopping these business owners from getting on the web?

It has never been more important than now to save time and money when building or maintaining a website. Here are some practices that we recommend.

Considering taking on a pro bono client or want to be a client yourself? Check out this article for more information.

Building a website can be very expensive. In this article, we list 5 ways that you can reduce your web development costs.

Web hosting generally comes in two flavors: Windows and Linux. And if you are new to the game, it is not evident which one should be chosen.

In this article, we highlight some key differences between the two types of hosting, and how your choice might affect the kinds of applications that you can build as well as your development costs.

For the average individual or small business, it might not be an option to pay the going rate for professional web development. And at the same time, no one wants to sacrifice quality for cost, and end up with an unprofessional design or cookie-cutter template website. So what can you do?

In this article, we explore ways to have the best of both worlds. You’ll be able to hire a professional web developer and keep your costs to a minimum.

With so much variation in web design and development prices, people often wonder how much web development should cost. And given some of the low prices that some companies are offering, many people believe that even the most complicated of projects can be completed on the tightest of budgets.

In this article, we explore typical rates for web development work, as well as possible options for cheap web development.