SLYFOX BLOG

Many people consider Google Drive as a cloud and sync service, but it’s so much more than that. The G Suite of online programs – Google Drive, Documents, Sheets, Slides, etc. – make it easy to share work and collaborate on projects with our clients. 

Sharing is one of the best parts of the internet. Asking for permission before regramming or reposting someone else’s social media content is pretty basic etiquette. But not everyone thinks this way – they will take a piece of content and share it on their personal or business pages without thinking about who made it…

Are you looking to add eCommerce to your website and boost your physical shop? Successful online stores follow different web design rules than other types of sites. Here are five critical guidelines we follow when setting small businesses up with eCommerce! Rule #1: Keep The Design Simple Having a lot of features might sound impressive,…

One of the best ways to improve business is by attracting more people to your website, and this starts by getting the attention of search engines. SlyFox’s SEO program helps small business owners across London and Ontario get this attention, making user-friendly websites that rank higher in search engines. How does SEO translate into more…

SlyFox Web Design & Marketing was featured in London Inc. magazine. This article is about our very own social media strategist, Michelle Faulds! Read the article below: Making your potential click

Website designers and developers have to build their products with a wide range of screen sizes in mind. From huge desktop monitors to the little screens of smartwatches, people can access information in more ways than ever. How do developers make sure the site scales to every device possible?

A beloved social networking site for small businesses, Instagram keeps its integrity with a strict set of guidelines. These rules prevent bots, scripts, scrapers, crawlers and all other automated nonsense from ruining the user experience.

The most noticeable part of a brand is its colours. The colours a company chooses can play a huge role in creating a good first impression. They can attract the right audience and create the ideal association between emotions and a product or service.