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Tiny Frog Technologies has added a new service called WordPress Fixes and Tweaks, which is designed for companies that are looking for small design tweaks and performance improvements on their website, but aren’t ready for a full website redesign. Continue reading
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Apr 19, 2017 /prREACH/ -- Tiny Frog Technologies, San Diego’s “hopp-iest” web design agency, announced today that it has added a new service to its menu based on evolving client needs. WordPress Fixes and Tweaks is designed for companies that are troubled by one thing about their website, but aren’t ready for a full redesign.
“We’ve been seeing a large number of clients needing continuous design and performance updates to improve their sites over time,” said Mikel Bruce, Tiny Frog CEO/founder. “With this new service, we can fix or tweak something relating to hosting or maintenance to help with speed, performance and WordPress problems that need to be handled by experts.”
In addition to fixing slow load times and page speed — something deemed more and more important by Google — the new service can address design tweaks, WordPress conversions, site migrations, security issues, and plugin compatibility. One of the more popular asks from clients is doing conversions to enhance mobile responsiveness, since the Google mobile index is now a significant ranking factor. Business owners that completed a website design 2 or 3 years ago may not be ready for a full redesign but need the current website updated to the mobile responsive framework technology.
The Tiny Frog team understands how small website tweaks can boost conversions. There are also situations where a client may make small website improvements on the most important pages of the website and then track the analytics and results from these changes. For instance, changing the design above the fold on a home page can make a tremendous difference in conversions. The results from these changes then provide compelling evidence to tackle a full redesign in the future. Now, small changes such as changing images, updating work portfolios or testimonials, keeping About pages up-to-date, reorganizing blogs and adding new content to the home page all fall under its WordPress Fixes and Tweaks service.
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