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In the nearly 20 years we’ve been in business, our approach to website design and development has had to continuously evolve to ensure we are providing the best solution for our clients while also remaining at the leading edge of emerging technologies in an ever-evolving industry. Read why we consider WordPress to be a good platform to design and build your website on.

We provide you with five tactical ways to improve your website’s load time including a “why it matters” section within each pro tip.

Chances are you’re reading this post because you’re in the market for a new website and need some help with choosing the right web design agency to work with.

And a primer on what to do to improve yours… Our expectations about how quickly a website should load have changed...

You’ve all heard the saying, ‘you can’t be all things to all people’ right? Well in our industry that is something...

Simply put – we want you and your website visitors to experience your website, as it was designed to be experienced....

We at Limelight Online are huge proponents of responsive website design and never develop a website without making sure it is mobile friendly. We’ve always considered the user in our design process and with the huge uptake in the use of mobile devices over the past couple of years we know we need to future proof our client’s sites and ensure that they are giving their site visitors the best possible experience regardless of the device they are viewing the website from.

When a visitor to your website completes your contact form, signs up to your newsletter or completes a sale through your online shop how do you thank them? Do you offer up a generic Thank You page that ‘ends the conversation’ with them or do you make them feel like you’re incredibly grateful that they've taken the time to visit your website and interact with you?

Historically, HTTPS connections were associated with eCommerce websites, email platforms and websites that conducted sensitive transactions. In the last several years, however, the use of HTTPS has become prevalent across a wide variety of websites to protect page authenticity, secure accounts and keep user information private.

We put so much time, effort and energy into the key functions of our business that we often overlook the importance and viability of our website. Our website should be the window into our business that our customers and potential customers readily look through. Is your window looking more like a door?