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How To Edit Your Website SEO Data

ADA, Business Solutions, Content Management System, Google Services, Online Account, Online Account Users, Responsive Websites, SEO, Website Accessibility

Last updated March 3, 2021 Legend Web Works makes editing your website SEO Data simple through automation and easy editing tools. As you are adding new pages and blogs you can quickly customize Page Titles, Page

The reason we do not build on WordPress, Wix or any other website builder

Business Solutions, Content Management System, Custom Website Design, Progressive Web App, PWA, Responsive Websites, Website Accessibility, Website Design

Last Updated February 16, 2021 We do not use out-of-the-box website builder software like WordPress. Gasp! We know. With 39% of the web built on WordPress you can see why it’s a natural gravitation for web designers.

5 Website Accessibility checks you can do in under 15 minutes

ADA, Business Solutions, Responsive Websites, Website Accessibility, Website Design

Remediating your website to make it accessible for everyone can be challenging. It is an ongoing process and requires frequent checks to maintain and improve how your website performs for all visitors including those

What is Web Accessibility?

Older woman writing in notebook near a laptop

ADA, Business Solutions, Custom Website Design, Responsive Websites, Website Accessibility, Website Design

Updated February 25, 2021 Imagine moving to a different country and attempting to visit a restaurant without directions or knowledge about their currency, culture, or language. It would not only be difficult to even