Kas got in touch a few years ago looking to hand over management of her website to 'someone else' - a daunting proposal for someone who was so used to doing things on her own :)Her new website needed ...
Light Bulb Web Design Blog
What is a domain name and why do I need to keep paying for it?
We had some questions from a client recently who was asking about domain name ownership and why there was a need to keep paying for it every year. We've had similar questions a few ti...
What actually is a website page?
If you look at our website design prices, and often those of many other web design companies, they talk about how many pages each price allows for. But often we are asked "What do you mean by a websi...
Mobile friendly...or is it?
Responsive website design...mobile friendly website design...a couple of terms we and many others throw around and perhaps expect people to know what they mean. Many years ago, before mobile phones a...
HTTPS websites become even more critical
A little while ago, we wrote about how Google Chrome, one of the world's most popular web browsers, was going to start flagging non-HTTPS served web pages as 'Insecure'. HTTPS uses an encrypted connec...
All Inclusive - and no, we're not talking about holidays!
Is that a click-bait title? No idea, however what we do know is that our website design prices and services include a significant amount of features and benefits that are often missed out or ch...
Another year and counting!
April 2018 sees the start of the 5th year for Light Bulb Web Design in Carlisle! Hitting the ground running, our first news of the year was becoming a Limited Company, paving the way for another...
The importance of communication
Dictionaries have some great descriptions of what the word 'communication' means, and whilst for website design it can be related to how a website communicates with its readers, the focus of thi...
Up front web design fees vs. monthly payments
From the outset, we have offered three payment options for our web design services: 1) Pay an initial 40% deposit, and then pay the remainder when the website design is finished and ready to go ...