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Trevellyan.biz is a partnership. Logic + style. Reasoning + creativity. Left side + right side. He’s the programmer. She’s the designer. Together Trevellyan.biz has more than 18 years ... more
Suzanne Trevellyan
The Trevellyan.biz Blog
Why WordPress?
Nothing comes close to the reliability, flexibility or popularity of WordPress. We’ll explain why we work with it almost exclusively. ... more
Tips for creating a kick-ass FAQs page
An FAQs page is a list of frequently asked questions, with answers. In this article we explain why FAQ pages are important, who they benefit, and how you ... more
Does reverse type affect readability?
Reverse type. You see it all the time – light text on a dark background. Some designers use it to give variety to a page layout. Others are ... more
Using volunteers to maintain your website
Your website is often the first contact someone will have with your organization. Entrusting this responsibility to one person will allow them to develop a deep familiarity with ... more
Design tips for adding new content to your website
A website start to look less organized, tidy and professional once the client starts adding new content. We offer three tips to keep a site looking good. ... more
Google Alerts can track what’s being said online
You choose a word or subject matter and Google automatically notifies you when new content from news, web, blogs, video and/or discussion groups matches your search terms. ... more
Beware of fake domain renewal notices
If you have a website, you’ve probably received a Domain Name Expiration Notice. This letter comes by mail and states that your domain name is about to expire. In ... more
Improve your restaurant’s online menu
93% of people check online menus before visiting a restaurant, according to OpenTable. This number indicates just how important an online menu is. In this article, we offer ... more
Choosing a website color palette
In this blog post we discuss the importance of color in design, how to choose the right color for your brand or website, and what you should avoid ... more