Troubleshooting Elementor: Why Google Chrome Works Best
If you’re using Elementor to build or update your WordPress site and are running into glitches, you’re not alone. Elementor is one of the most popular and user-friendly page builders out there, but like any tool, it works best under the right conditions. If you’ve been frustrated by elements not loading correctly, widgets not dragging, or changes not saving, the browser you’re using might be part of the problem. The good news? Fixing these issues is often as simple as switching to Google Chrome.
Right Colors for Your Website Design
Color plays a powerful role in your website’s look and feel. It affects how users perceive your brand and influences their behavior. Choosing the right colors means more than just picking your favorites—it’s about aligning with your brand’s message, ensuring readability, and creating visual harmony. Thoughtful color choices help your site feel professional, trustworthy, and uniquely you.
Improve Your SEO Without Spending a Fortune
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) can often feel like an overwhelming and expensive undertaking, especially for small business owners. But here’s the good news: improving your website’s SEO doesn’t have to break the bank. There are plenty of simple and cost-effective strategies that you can implement to help your site rank higher in search results and attract more visitors. Here are five easy ways to improve your website’s SEO without spending a fortune:
Too Many Plugins is a Bad Idea
Plugins are a critical part of WordPress’s flexibility and functionality. With over 60,000 plugins available, they make it possible to customize your site in virtually any way you can imagine. However, just because you can install a plugin doesn’t mean you should. In fact, having too many plugins on your WordPress site can lead to significant issues.
When to Use Handwritten Fonts in Web Design
Handwritten fonts can add personality, warmth, and creativity to your web design—but only when used thoughtfully. They work best in small doses, like headers or callouts, and should always align with your brand’s tone. Overusing them or choosing hard-to-read styles can hurt user experience. At Full Scope Creative, we help clients strike the right balance between style and readability to create designs that feel both custom and professional.
Using Handwritten Fonts in Web Design
Handwritten fonts can add a personal touch and uniqueness to your website, making it more engaging and memorable. In this article, we explore how to effectively use handwritten fonts in web design, balancing creativity with readability to enhance user experience and brand identity. Discover best practices and tips for seamless integration.
What We Covered on the Full Scope Creative Blog in 2024
A great year sharing tips, strategies, and insights As 2024 comes to a close, it’s a great time to look back on what we’ve written about this past year. At Full Scope Creative, we’ve had a great year sharing tips, strategies, and insights on our blog. We covered topics ranging from website design trends to […]
It Is Time to Upgrade Your Email
It’s Time for Small Businesses to Upgrade Their Email Solution There is a striking difference between cPanel based email, and email license options like Google Workspace and Microsoft 365. In 2023, we published a blog article looking at the differences between cPanel-based email and cloud-based options. While cPanel email has been a convenient, easy-to-use, and […]
Singular and Specific CTA for each page
A cornerstone of a successful website A well designed and planned out call-to-action is a cornerstone of a successful website. Your website’s CTA is like a street sign for visitors, showing them the next step in the website process they should take. While every page should have a CTA, not every page on your website […]
