Does my WordPress Site Need AMP? Does it Really?
Last week, we published a case study about our experience integrating Cheeky Monkey Media’s Drupal website with AMP. We’re pretty impressed with the results. But, what if you have a WordPress site? And, what if you’re a nonprofit, for example, and not a digital agency, do you need to have
Making Your Online Properties Fast and Efficient with AMP
AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) The official definition: The Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) Project is an open-source initiative that embodies the vision that publishers can create mobile optimized content once and have it load instantly everywhere. Our definition: A way we can make our websites fling poo load and function as
Are Concept Maps the Secret to UX & SEO Strategies in 2017?
When building or analyzing your website, the last thing you want to discover is that you’re one misplaced keyword away from bringing a Frankenstein-inspired mess to life. If you’re reading this article with a sinking feeling in your stomach, relax – the solution is much simpler than killing your own
Card Sorts – The Secret to Intuitive Websites
Whether you’re designing or redesigning your website, grouping and organizing your content can be tricky. What will your users look for first? What content do they value most? What is the most likely and most efficient path of navigation through your website? Most importantly – how can you make your
Information Architecture: The Secret to an Intuitive Website
Do I Have a Content Organization Problem or an Information Architecture Problem? You probably have both. In fact, they’re usually one and the same. One afternoon, while we were busy working out, the troop got to talking about organizing and re-organizing website content. We observed that a number of our
PHP 7 Improves Website Performance & User Experience
PHP 7 Upgrade Gives Cheeky Monkey an Extra Little Something When we decided to convert the Cheeky Monkey Media corporate site to PHP 7, we expected some improvements in web performance We expected the site to run faster and smoother. We expected the page loads to be quicker. We expected
