Responsive Design

If you are re-opening your business and considering a Kalamazoo web design project, now is a great time to get started! With many businesses buckling down and tightening their wallets, reinvesting in your business’ online marketing efforts is a surefire way to carve out a better position.

When we create content for your new website, we do it with care and precision to help improve your online presence and your rankings on Google.

When you work with a Kalamazoo web designer, you should get all the web services available to best help your business. Blue Fire Media is the web designer in Kalamazoo with a large variety of capabilities to best help your business create an online presence and maintain it in an effective way.

Whether you’re redesigning an old site or having a new one built from scratch, when you work with Blue Fire Media, your Kalamazoo websites can maintain modern functionality that keeps them fresh and competitive.

Has the New Year gifted you with an abundance of new work? Are your marketing efforts falling by the wayside because of your workload in other areas? Blue Fire Media is here to alleviate that burden and keep your company’s digital and print marketing efforts on track.

Responsive design is the new maxim in web design, and for good reason. A website that automatically adjusts and reshapes itself to the size of the device you’re using is a valuable asset in an increasingly mobile market.

Google’s goalposts for what constitutes good SEO are constantly evolving. From transitioning to new algorithms to punishing sites for poor mobile responsiveness, the average website owner has a lot to keep up with just to rank favorably on the search engine’s results.

The Internet is alive with predictions for 2015 of expected trends in website design and content practices. While some bloggers have made predictions that are clear outliers, there appears to be solid agreement of some of the developments we’ll see in the coming year.

I’m sure it is no surprise to you that mobile internet usage has skyrocketed over the last few years. A recent report from Morgan Stanley predicts that mobile internet usage will match that of desktop internet usage in 2014.