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For many, the standard web ‘page’ is all you need. “What we do”, “Who we are” ; perfect. But what if, let’s say, your organisation works in multiple countries, on multiple projects? These might be better presented via multiple page ‘views’. A ‘Location’ or ‘Project’ view. Filtered by ‘Year’ or ‘Partners’.
Custom content types allow you to ‘query’ virtually any property and present it as a page ‘view’ to the user.
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Despite what many web designers seem to think, WordPress is a Content Management System (CMS), not a web design tool.
Your website should be uniquely yours – with design that is equally distinctive. WordPress gives you complete creative control over whatever you decide to build.
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We’d say the short answer is no. To understand why we’ve come to this conclusion, you need to understand the main reason people choose to pay for Google Ads (updated: 2024).
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Virtually every organisation needs a means to ‘communicate’ in order to function – and there are many ways to do this. However, for most, the easiest and most cost-effective means, is to create a website.
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As visual beings, we’re naturally drawn to the imagery (photos, graphics) we see on websites – whether they’re good quality images or not. And like we might when encountering ‘poor quality writing’ on a website, we instinctively make a ‘judgement’ on poor images too. Unprofessional?
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Do you consider your organisation to be unique? Do you have a custom designed logo, or did you just grab a pre-built, generic logo and put your name under it? How about your colour-scheme; just casually selected, with little thought?
What about your writing style, does it have a particular personality? It’s likely, in all these cases, you’re already doing things bespoke? But why? Because bespoke is better.
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Yes, it’s true, anyone can open up a Graphic Design program (Photoshop), learn some basic HTML and call themselves a ‘Web Designer’. But in reality it’s just a tiny bit more complicated than that …
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