by Mojoe.net | Nov 4, 2019 | Design, Marketing, Mojoe.Net, News, Website
Bad online shopping experiences … we’ve all had them. And when you’ve had one, chances are you haven’t bought anything from that particular online store again (unless you had to). But what makes for a bad ecommerce experience? Unclear calls to action,...
by Mojoe.net | Oct 23, 2019 | Design, Logo Design, Mojoe.Net, News, Website
Stale typography is never a good look; here are five ways to stay relevant. Trends are an inevitable part of any design discipline. And while obsessively following trends can be counter-productive – it’s harder to develop your own distinctive style if...
by Mojoe.net | Sep 16, 2019 | Design, Mojoe.Net, News, Website
2020 is coming. This means that it is time to start refreshing your website in order to meet the new demands of web design. Do not panic, there are not many things that need to be changed or upgraded. Top web design trends for 2020 Here is a list of the web design...
by Mojoe.net | Sep 11, 2019 | Design, Mojoe.Net, News, Website
Web design plays a vital role in creating a successful eCommerce site. The best product in the world can easily be overlooked if the design isn’t there to back up the presentation. The best part about web design and tips is that much design advice is based on data and...
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by Mojoe.net | Sep 4, 2019 | Design, Logo Design, Marketing, Mojoe.Net, News
In their book Start Your Own Business, the staff of Entrepreneur Media Inc. guides you through the critical steps to starting your business, then supports you in surviving the first three years as a business owner. In this edited excerpt, the authors offer tips to...
by Mojoe.net | Sep 2, 2019 | Design, Development, Mojoe.Net, News
Every business owner wants a website that encourages visitors to take the next step: buy or contact. This step is called conversion, and it’s the moment your lead converts to become a customer. If your website has a lot of traffic but few conversions, you need to...
