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Is Your Non-Responsive Website Killing Your Business?

By Marissa Johnson

OK – So that title might be a bit sensational, but in today’s technologically-advanced world, having a clunky or dated site really can lose you customers. 

In April 2015, Google started using mobile-friendliness as a factor when providing search results. Over the past year, we have seen our clients coming to us concerned about losing their good search rankings. There is an increased sense of urgency for business to redesign their sites to keep their search rankings in good standing.

Clearly, offering solutions to this issue became a priority for us. All of our new sites are built using responsive design, meaning they automatically adjust and scale to fit the viewing device the visitor uses, whether it’s a desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone. But is your website really in need of a complete overhaul, or can you get away with making your existing site responsive?

Below is a flowchart that we hope will help you in determining your best option.

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Recent Responsive Upgrades & Redesigns

Here are some of our recent happy customers who needed a solution to their mobile-unfriendly woes. Feel free to check out their sites below, and experiment with them by re-sizing the browser window to see how the responsive design adapts.

Responsive Upgrade

With this client, we retained the existing design that was in-place and augmented it for mobile-view.

This client opted for a complete refresh. Honouring the existing brand that is familiar to her clients, we provided a new, inviting atmosphere that is purpose-built for responsiveness.

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Ready to go responsive?

We’d love to work with you! Contact us to get a quote today!

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About Marissa Johnson

Marissa studied design at the Emily Carr University of Art and Design in Vancouver, and with Americans for the Arts in Portland, Oregon. Former Communications Manager at nrichmedia, she now works in marketing for Gladstone Brewing in the Comox Valley.

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