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Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance
We work on a lot of digital projects - many for our clients and some for ourselves. We regularly face new challenges and changes in technology that, once surmounted, pave the path to new creations, solutions, and deeper understanding. Our blog is our outlet for sharing some of that knowledge. Fuelled by curiosity, a desire to understand and – where possible – answer some of the problems we and our clients face.
How we use Trello to keep track of our marketing schedule
Trello is a great tool which lets you easily manage projects. Ranging from websites to weddings, Trello helps you create tag and move cards. At Liquid Light, we use Trello to keep track of our marketing output - this blog explains how.
4 things web designers wish their clients understood
There are many things that on the surface might not seem important. It’s only by thinking about these on a daily basis that their significance becomes apparent.
How big should the logo be on my website?
A topic of conversation that often arises within our office, and when talking to clients, is “How big should the logo be on a website?” To answer this question I decided to do a bit of research and compare the website logo sizes...
Why an increase in bounce rate in GA might not be something to worry about
Following a website redesign, a client noticed a worrying increase in the bounce rate, however this might not be a bad thing!
4 simple steps to defining your elevator pitch
The importance of a well defined elevator pitch is critical to helping you to communicate your USP’s, however this can be (for some companies) a tricky one to define.
Inter-Agency Communication: How to work with multiple agencies and get the best results
Employing multiple agencies can be noisy, but there are benefits to using them. At Liquid Light we have had the experience of working with several agencies on various projects, so how do you make it work to get the best out of your agencies?
Let's drop IE8
Support for the browser is soon coming to an end. What does that mean for you and your website?
What is IP warm up and why is it important?
Warming an IP address is the name given to the process that is used to build a good reputation for your IP address. The process involves sending regular but small email campaigns over a period of time and gradually increasing the volume of emails as ISPs begin to form a positive reputation for your IP address.
A client guide to optimising page speed
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!
How should I improve my website?
Websites are ever-changing and evolving but how do you best approach these improvements?