While a custom-coded website seems like the ultimate solution, it’s not necessarily the right solution for every business or organization. Understanding what “custom code” really means will reduce unpleasant surprises so you can make the right decision.

When you need to build something for your home, how do you choose the right craftsperson? When working with a professional, you’ll get better results if you learn a little about how the job will be done – and that includes website building.

Sprocket Websites has long been a leading integrator of DNN software, but we have also built websites in WordPress for a dozen years or more. Each platform has strong points, but let your needs guide you. Briefly, here are the differences:

Are you following the discussion about websites complying with the Americans with Disabilities Act? July is Disability Pride Month, so now is a great time to talk about the whys and hows!

We started talking about ADA compliance for websites last time. The next step is to figure out how to fix it. Today we’ll look at the options available to businesses and organizations.

If you are hearing talk about ADA-compliant websites and are wondering what your business or organization should be doing, read on for an overview of what it’s all about.

WordPress offers a variety of themes, and the favorite of the Sprocket team is Divi. Read on to learn why we build websites with it, and why you should, too.

We held a webinar, Getting Found Online in 2023, which outlined the steps to improve your website’s SEO. Here’s how you can use the replay as a checklist for the tasks you still need to do:

We planned to update some old blog content from 2014, but guess what? All three of the “cheap website fails” from 2014 happened again this summer! Read on so you can avoid them:

We’ve seen it happen:  A business launches a gorgeous, brand-new website, but instead of the expected rush of new business, there are crickets. Often, this is because of a simple-yet-vital oversight. No Call To Action.