Design Interventions’ offices are in Wilmington, North Carolina. Hurricane Florence is threatening the coast. This hurricane is predicted to be a strong, large storm. Here are some tips to make sure your company’s website is ready to inform your customers about your business in case you are threatened with a major storm – and how […]
5 ways to end writers block
We all know we need to blog on a regular basis, but sometimes the ideas just don’t flow. What can you do to spark the ideas and get your creative juices flowing? Talk to your clients and customers. These are the people/businesses you are trying to reach and solve problems for. Sometimes you have to […]
Mobile browsing has officially surpassed desktop!
Mobile browsing has officially surpassed desktop! That statement is by no means news to anyone. Who doesn’t pick up their phone when then need something? We all thumb shop instead of sitting at a desk at a PC or Mac. As website designers we need to weigh mobile design as well as it’s larger version. […]
How to Partner With Your Web Designer
A professional web designer can offer insight and expertise that you might miss out on if you try to build a website yourself. Many people approach web designers with one thing in mind: “I want a website.” Expect your request to be answered with a list of questions, because the first step to website design […]
Why Are People Leaving My Website?
A website page’s bounce rate refers to the percentage of visitors who leave the page shortly after it loads, indicating that the person visiting the page decided to leave before viewing any of the site’s content. Having a high bounce rate means your website could be turning people away. Keep reading to learn some of […]
Is Your Website Working for You?
In today’s digital world, having a professional website for your business is more important than ever. An effective website can attract more customers, much like the right employee can increase your sales. What does your current website say about your business? Think of your site as a second store front—potential customers are getting an important […]



