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“Content is king.” It’s one of the most repeated phrases in digital marketing—and one of the least examined. Despite how often it’s said, content is still routinely undervalued in practice. Organizations invest heavily in design systems, development frameworks, and marketing technology, but when it comes time to actually communicate with users, the importance of copywriting…

Web accessibility and SEO are often treated as separate priorities—but in practice, they are closely connected. Both aim to improve how users interact with your website, how content is structured, and how easily information can be found and understood. At a fundamental level, search engines are trying to do the same thing accessible websites are…

As websites grow, so does the amount of content they need to support. Blog posts, guides, landing pages, and resources all serve a purpose—but without structure, that content can quickly become difficult to navigatand less effective for both users and search engines. Pillar content is what brings that structure. At its core, pillar content is…

As websites grow, so does the complexity of managing their content. Pages are added, updated, and sometimes forgotten. Multiple teams contribute content, often with different priorities, processes, and standards. Over time, this can lead to inconsistency, duplication, and a fragmented user experience. Content governance is what prevents that. In the context of websites, content governance…

Writing an RFP for a website redesign can feel like a high-stakes exercise. Done well, it sets the foundation for a successful project and helps you find the right agency partner. Done poorly, it leads to vague proposals, misaligned expectations, and wasted time on both sides. The challenge is that many RFPs try to do…

If you’ve ever logged into a website using Google, checked a map embedded on a page, or completed an online payment, you’ve used a web API—whether you realized it or not. Web APIs are one of the core building blocks of the modern internet. They allow different systems, platforms, and applications to communicate with each…

Modern websites are expected to do more than ever—support evolving content, scale with organizational growth, and provide seamless user experiences across devices and audiences. To meet those expectations, many organizations are shifting away from traditional page-by-page design and toward a more flexible, modular approach: component-based web design. At its core, component-based web design is about…

Most organizations track their website. They have dashboards. Someone generates a report most months. Traffic is up or down, and somebody has a theory about why. Yet the question that actually matters — is our website working? — rarely has a clear answer. This isn’t a data problem. The organizations with the most cluttered dashboards…

WDG has found that, with our clients, WordPress or Drupal are the preferred CMS choices — and we are the leading experts with both.

As websites grow, so does the volume of content they need to support. White papers, ebooks, webinars, case studies, and reports all play a role in educating users and driving engagement—but without a clear structure, even high-value content can become difficult to find and easy to overlook. That’s where a resource library comes in. A…