Alright, so you’re working from home for the first time ever or the first time in a long time. As if a world filled with COVID-19 and a lack of toilet paper wasn’t hectic enough, now you are navigating a new way of working. Maybe this is something you’ve been dreaming of for years, maybe this is your worst nightmare come true. Regardless of how you feel about working from home, though, the question remains: How do you do it?
Anybody who works remotely can tell you that alongside the myriad perks, there are a couple of drawbacks. For starters, primarily working by oneself can get — well — lonely. Additionally, while a commute of “roll out of bed and fire up the computer” can’t be beat, we still need to get out of the house at least every once in a while. (Vitamin D is important, after all.) That’s what Cantilever had in mind when we came up with the idea for The Remote Worker Locationless 5K: emotional, mental, and physical health.
Selecting a web design agency for your next web project can be a daunting task. By breaking it down into several steps you can make the process much more manageable. In this article, we’re going to go through some steps that you can follow to find a great web design agency as well as some tips regarding what to consider along the way.
When you visit a website, your browser connects with dozens of computers around the globe which act in synchronicity to produce a cohesive result. It’s an intricate technical ballet that must happen in the blink of an eye. When launching a new website, it’s pivotal to plan properly, considering all the moving parts, so that this dance comes together gracefully.
Websites are notoriously hard to budget for. Any organization redesigning their site will have myriad options around what to build (Flashy or functional? Full or minimalist?), how to build it (Squarespace? Static React site? Custom Laravel superapp?), and with whom (Freelancer? Agency? Internal team?).