An outdated website isn’t just hurting your design—it’s silently killing your rankings, driving away mobile users, and making your business invisible in the new era of AI-powered search.

If you’re looking for a way to combine powerful back-end performance with a flexible, content-rich front end, the answer might be simpler than you think. By using WordPress as the front end and ColdFusion as the back end, teams can create a hybrid solution that delivers the best of both worlds.

 If you own a small business, your website isn’t just a digital business card, it’s your storefront, sales team, customer service hub, and marketing engine all rolled into one. In 2025, there's one platform that continues to dominate for small business websites: WordPress.

If you’re looking to build or rebuild your website, chances are you’ve come across WordPress and Wix as two popular options. Both platforms offer ways to get a site up and running, but they’re built for very different users, and they come with very different limitations.

Your website should be your hardest-working marketing tool, not a liability. If it feels outdated, loads slowly, or isn’t bringing in leads, it may be costing you customers. Discover the five signs it’s time for a redesign and how a modern, mobile-friendly site can turn visitors into loyal clients.

Once a chaotic staple of 90s web design, the humble GIF has transformed from pixelated fun into a powerful branding tool. In this edition of Tech Throwback, we trace its journey from dancing babies to marketing gold.