Web Services

Here are nine things you should be looking for and asking about when building or updating your company’s website:

We have taken the time to develop and streamline our web design and development workflows to ensure that we plot out the most efficient route from proposal to finished product. We understand the necessity for rapid iteration and are always looking for ways to evolve and accelerate our own internal processes in an effort to offer you the best value for your well-earned dollar.

If you think that a business needs a .com web address to be legit... you’re .wrong.

Every project I have worked on has provided me with an outlet for telling stories through a combination of audio, video, and graphics. But that is only one portion of the amazing collection of things I get to do every day at Storm Cloud.

Growing your audience and your customer base requires developing informative content and digging deep to analyze what's working well and what isn't. All this information is trackable inside of Google Analytics - a free resource.

The landscape of search engine optimization is constantly changing. Building high-quality backlinks has never been more important, if you want to compete and thrive online.

Your style guide provides a reference for developers to use when building the website. A useful tool to have in your pocket is easy-to-remember, meaningful class names. This not only makes it easier to read and understand but also helps increase efficiency.

Think of a style guide as being like a brand guide for a website. Your company has guidelines that describe its identity through the use of color choices, typographical rules, and logo treatments. Your website can also benefit from having a single source of truth that dictates what each element should look like and how they should be used to compose a web page.

Finding, facing, and overcoming obstacles in marketing is pretty commonplace for those of us who consider ourselves gurus.