Guides.

Practical answers to the questions people ask before they hire someone to build a website.

• What a law firm website needs before prospective clients callA practical checklist for law firm websites: practice area pages, attorney bios, intake forms, speed, local search and what to fix first.
• Planning a nonprofit website: donations, programs and board pagesHow to plan a nonprofit website that donors and grantmakers trust: a donation flow that works on a phone, programs staff can edit, and board and report pages.
• Owning your website vs. renting it on a builder platformWhat it means to own your website, domain and hosting, how builder platforms differ, and what to check before you sign with any web designer.
• What a website care plan covers, and when you need oneWhat a monthly website care plan includes (hosting, updates, backups, security and content changes) and how to tell whether your business needs one.
• Contact and quote forms that don't lose leadsWhy website contact and quote forms quietly lose inquiries, and how to fix them: fewer fields, reliable delivery, fast replies and monthly tests.
• How to choose a web designer: questions to ask before you hireWhat to look for when hiring a web designer or studio: relevant work, a clear scope and fixed price, ownership of the site, and support after launch.
• Therapist website essentials: what prospective clients look forWhat a therapist or counseling practice website needs: plain-language services, who you work with, fees and insurance, easy booking and careful handling of client information.
• Nonprofit donation page setup: what keeps donors from dropping offHow to set up a nonprofit donation page that works on a phone: fewer steps, suggested amounts, monthly giving, fast receipts and a thank-you that builds trust.