Alexa.com just unveiled a brand new website complete with a new color scheme and exciting user enhancements. What do you think about their new look?

Everyone seems to be giving their blogs a makeover. What are their reasons? And does your blog need a makeover too?

These days, just having a website is not enough. In addition, your website needs to look good and have comparable functionality to other websites in your industry. In fact, if your website is not up to par, you could actually be turning customers away! So how do you determine whether your website is adequate or whether you are in desperate need of a redesign?

Over the last 20 years, the internet has seen huge sweeping changes. And it still continues to experience regular changes. Make sure your website keeps up!

In this volatile economy, a complete website overhaul is not always practical. It can be expensive, and the immediate return may not be worth the effort. So here are a few simple things that you or your developer can do to give your website a new look.

A few months ago, SiteReference – a website which provides tutorials and other resources for web developers – published an article about an untapped source of traffic. Of course, we were all ears. After all, the more traffic a website gets, the more successful it can be.

There are always ways to improve a website. Below, we’ve included a list of 25 ways that you might be able to improve yours.

A few years ago, web designers would encounter one major problem: the colors that they used in their websites would not look the same across all browsers or platforms. This was due to the limitations of computer screens which, for most users, would only display 256 colors. But today, the average monitor is capable of displaying at least 2X as many colors.

In this article, we discuss what web safe colors are, and if websites should use them as their only color palette.