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The Site Icon (sometimes called a favicon or shortcut icon) is a small image associated with a website. Site Icons differ slightly from favicons. A true favicon is an .ico format image that generally appears only in a couple of places like a browser address bar or browser tab, next to the site or page Read More >

In order to mock a mobile view of the home page, that would require a separate comp that the designer will need to create, which is out of the scope for the design stage. The best way to view how the site will look on mobile devices is when the project is in the coding Read More >

In responsive coding, we code in a range and all screen sizes that fall within that range are affected by a certain selection of code. These are referred to as media queries. In general, there are anywhere from 3 to 5 average ranges that web designers code in. You can find examples of these ranges Read More >

Full Width, Full Screen/Viewport, and Full Page are terms that can often be confusing. These usually come into play when you are using a large image in a hero/banner, slideshow, or background on a site. I’m going to do my best here to break these terms down simply, with some screen shots to help explain Read More >

Advanced Custom Fields is a WordPress plugin that makes it easy to add additional fields to Pages or Posts in WordPress. This is especially helpful for complex layouts, so you can separate the content from the markup. By separating the markup from the content, you make it easier for clients to update their own content Read More >