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Colorado's New HB21-1110 Web Accessibility Regulations: What You Need to Know
Colorado is leading the way in making the web more inclusive and accessible for all. With the new accessibility regulations outlined in House Bill HB21-1110 and its extension under HB24-1454, public entities must ensure their websites are fully
Wordpress Tips: How to Automatically Link URLs in Advanced Custom Fields
WordPress provides a wealth of functionality to assist in presenting your content in the way you desire. Auto-hyperlinking of URLs in your post content field in most cases can easily be done by adding the following line of code to the WordPress functions
Transparency: Why It Could Be Important in Web Design
Building brand identity and reputation takes a lot of marketing work, particularly about convincing customers that a business is worth their time. It’s not a big part of our work at Denver Data, but we can’t deny its importance, not to mention that
Brutalist Web Design: Skewed Minimalism That Aims for Good Aesthetics
Minimalism has long been the critics’ choice of style when it comes to creating beautiful websites. If a web developer is able to use an overwhelming amount of white space—literally empty parts of a page—to make a website more pleasing, then minimalism
Why Web Design Should Be a Combination of Form and Function
For most people, how a website looks is all that matters. Typical visitors see only the aesthetics and don’t usually comment on how it navigates. If it’s bad, however, then you’re sure to get a couple of complaints in your mailbox. By then, you already
What Exactly Is a Responsive Website?
A website, from a user’s perspective, is a simple thing. There are clickable links, ads, and portals. It’s second nature to use websites now because the Internet connection is abundant and ways of accessing it are endless. This situation, however, doesn
Does Your Business Need a Mobile Responsive Website?
Worldwide, the majority of website views occur on mobile phones. [1] In the United States, the number of mobile e-commerce buyers is expected to reach approximately 170 million people by 2020, up from 136.3 mobile U.S. buyers in 2016. [2] People have
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