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It has never been easier to add digital content to your website and share some powerful marketing directly to your clients.

It's often argued that the fold doesn't exist but the reality is that clients still ask for content to be pushed up the page so it appears without scrolling down to it. In this article I suggest ways to stop this from ever becoming an issue. I also question whether these "issues" are mainly down to static mockups.

Graphs & Charts are often used by websites to display important and useful data, to support a policy or an issue, or to help tell a story. Many websites choose to create these graphs as a 'static' image (that does not change)...

Adding a website chat system to your website can really help you engage with visitors, but there are many providers all claiming to be the best, the simplest and the most fully featured. Here is a brief roundup.

Your website visitors are obviously interested in you if they are on your website, so why not use website chat to engage with them?

We live in a world of instant gratification, where nobody likes to wait or queue up for anything. Thankfully, no waiting is required in becoming a page speed guru!

Websites are ever-changing and evolving but how do you best approach these improvements?

This article draws on the Liquid Light teams joint experience of working within different sectors and focuses on providing some tips and guidelines that we have found helpful when receiving design feedback.

Team communication is one of the most important things in a company. We use Slack to make sure everyone is up-to-date with company and client news - this blog outlines how we, and others, use the popular instant messaging client

One of the obvious questions asked by any prospective client when they get in touch is ‘how much does a website cost’? For the uninitiated, this can be a complete unknown quantity…

You invest a great deal of time, effort and budget on your website, but how do you know if it's well spent? Proving ROI is key to measuring success.

In this episode, we are going to look at a solution with a very different approach to responsive images and a more modest ambition to solve some but not all of the issues of concern - called Adaptive Images.