Posts by Leysa
A handy guide to WordPress user roles and permissions
Have you ever hesitated when making a new user on a WordPress site, and wondered which role to assign them in order to give them the correct level of permissions for the site? There are many roles and levels of permissions you can choose from, so when you hand over a site, don’t just set…
Read MoreFord Pipe Organ Builders | Branding
A brand new visual identity for Ford Pipe Organ Builders Ford Pipe Organ Builders is a new, Sydney-based business — with more than 30 years experience in its field — building new bespoke pipe organs, restoring instruments from the late 19th and early 20th century, relocating instruments and performing electrical control system upgrades and replacements…
Read MoreHow to best provide good feedback to your graphic designer
It’s no secret that the feedback stage can be a little nerve-wracking for both client and designer. Honest feedback is important, but sometimes sharing your thoughts can seem daunting. Here is some insight into how to give your designer (me!) feedback that is efficient, helpful, honest and kind. 1 – KEEP YOUR AUDIENCE IN MIND…
Read MoreHow to add a custom Pin It button to your WordPress website
A Pin It button is an icon that appears when a visitor to a website site hovers over an image. Clicking on the icon will allow them to pin the content to Pinterest and link directly back to the original site. If you have the Google Chrome extension installed on your browser, you may already…
Read MoreSelf isolation feels | Digital illustration
A digital illustration of how it sometimes feels in self-isolation—surrounded by the noise of yourself, but in reality, quite alone. I don’t mean to be negative, of course, but iso has definitely had its moments. I’m sure you would agree. A reference photo I took of my daughter wandering around the back yard served nicely…
Read MoreSix tips for your email subject line to maximise conversions
Do you use email marketing? Here’s six tips for your email subject line to maximise conversions. 1. Keep it short Keeping your subject line under 50 characters will allow your subscribers to read your entire message without it being cut off. 2. Use action words Say something like, “open this now to find out what…
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