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When Should We Redesign Our Company Website? It Depends… Here’s a Guide to Help

Is your company website still connecting with your audience?If you haven’t updated it in the past few years, the answer may be a resounding no. As user behaviors continue to shift, so too must your website. Here’s when and why you should consider a redesign. Understanding Your Audience: More Than Just Demographics It’s not enough […]

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Enhancing Color Blindness Accessibility: Using AI for Inclusive Data Visualization

Improving Color Blindness Accessibility with AI: Designing for All Vision Abilities There are so many times when I want to throw my phone across the room while working with AI. Things are going smoothly, and then, all of a sudden, it simply fails. There’s no backtracking to get it back on track; instead, it gets […]

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Technical Debt: What It Is and Why You Should Care

Developers think of technical debt as poor coding or a lack of maintenance. But, to you, it’s the cost your organization incurs due to poor or outdated code quality. Time is lost, but so is the money needed to try to repair your technical issues. Old or inadequate coding is costly to update, but the […]

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Leadership, Perspective & Building a Fire.

After attending Opportunity Collaboration, I always return home with new friends, new stories, and things to continue pondering. Like some of my other posts, this is more personal and focused on leadership lessons. Some of the stories are alarming, and at this year’s conference, I was reminded again of how privileged I am to have […]

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Why Location Jittering is Important

We live in an age where everyone is glued to their phones. It’s difficult to imagine leaving home without them, but we don’t often consider how much information our phones might share without our knowledge or consent. Sharing your location is not inherently bad or dangerous. The data gathered and the organizations that receive it […]

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Creating a Maintenance Schedule for Your Website

Updating your online presence can be daunting, but it’s also one of the most effective ways to communicate with your community. Leaving your web systems in the past also can make them open to hackers. Creating a maintenance schedule for your website will help you stay on top of necessary changes to your content, systems, […]

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Fort Worth Inc. presents the Entrepreneur of Excellence Finalists

Fort Worth Inc. is proud to present the finalists for the Entrepreneur of Excellence Awards Program.

Fort Worth Inc.’s Entrepreneur of Excellence (EOE) awards program recognizes outstanding entrepreneurs whose vision, creativity, and integrity have made Fort Worth the premier place to do business.

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Protecting Your Nonprofit Website From Hackers

Hacking has only been illegal since 1986, so it’s a relatively new crime that can be difficult to get ahead of. Hackers target valuable and vulnerable websites. Nonprofit websites frequently collect valuable information and have little security against information theft. Protecting your nonprofit website is crucial to keeping your community safe. Why Do Hackers Target […]

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