Vincent Van Gogh was a brilliant artist who created timeless works of art. So what does that have to do with websites? Well, heeding his message could allow you to turn yours into your very own masterpiece.

You have a website. You like it. Your clients like it. It’s working. Now answer this: Is it working as well as it could? Is it responsively designed*?

It’s a New Year. And you’ve made your first resolution. You’re going to redesign your website. Great! Making that decision is the first step...but now what? What should you do to prepare yourself for “the redesign”? Here are some suggestions for making your redesign a successful one.

We’ve all done it. Found ourselves on a website that we couldn’t wait to visit only to become increasingly frustrated or confused and then leaving before we finished what we started. Sometimes you are just taking an online quiz about “What TV/Movie High School Would You Attend?” (you know you want to know), but sometimes you are actually trying to do something important and not being able to is, well, annoying.

"Starting April 21, we will be expanding our use of mobile-friendliness as a ranking signal. This change will affect mobile searches in all languages worldwide and will have a significant impact in our search results. Consequently, users will find it easier to get relevant, high quality search results that are optimized for their devices."

WRIS Web Services is pleased to announce the launch of redesigned websites for McGregor-Amasa (mcgregoramasa.org) and The McGregor Foundation (mcgregorfoundation.org).