10T Web Design

08/22/2026

Good SEO starts before a website launches.

Page structure, clean code, fast load times, mobile-friendly layouts, clear headings, useful page titles, descriptive URLs, and well-organized content all help search engines and real people understand what your site is about.

This week’s resource looks at the SEO foundations that should be built in from the start.

Strong SEO starts with structure. Learn the foundational elements: site architecture, clean markup, speed, internal linking, metadata, and indexing basics.

08/18/2026

Event websites need to make the important details easy to find: dates, locations, registration information, race details, results, sponsors, and updates.

The Rails-to-Trails 5K Series website gives the race series a clearer online home, helping participants and supporters find the information they need before, during, and after each event.

For recurring events, a good website should support both the current season and the long-term growth of the event.

https://10t.co/portfolio/ -to-trails-5k

08/15/2026

With social media pages, Google profiles, online directories, and review platforms, it is fair to ask: do I still need a website in 2026?

For most businesses, nonprofits, and local organizations, the answer is still yes.

A website gives you a home base you control, a place to organize important information, support search visibility, answer common questions, and give people a clear next step.

This week’s resource takes a practical look at why websites still matter.

A page isn't a full web presence. Learn why organizations still need a website for trust, search visibility, ownership, and stability.

08/11/2026

Public utility websites need to be clear, practical, and dependable.

The Belmont County Water & Sewer District website gives customers a more organized place to find service information, forms, contact details, public updates, and other important resources.

For public-facing organizations, a website is often one of the first places people turn when they need help. A clean structure makes that experience easier for both visitors and staff.

https://10t.co/portfolio/ -county-water

08/08/2026

Reviews help people decide whether they can trust a business or organization before they ever make contact.

For local businesses and nonprofits, good reviews can support search visibility, build credibility, and give potential customers or supporters more confidence in taking the next step.

This week’s resource looks at why reviews matter and how to earn them in a practical, professional way.

Online reviews influence trust and local search visibility. Learn why they matter, how to earn them ethically, and how to use reviews to improve your business.

08/04/2026

Community organizations need websites that make it easy for people to learn, connect, and get involved.

The Kiwanis Club of Barnesville website was built to give the club a clearer online presence, with information about its mission, local projects, membership, and ways to support the work being done for children and families in the community.

For clubs and nonprofits, a website should help turn interest into action.

https://10t.co/portfolio/ -club-barnesville

08/01/2026

DNS is one of those behind-the-scenes pieces of the internet that most people do not think about until something breaks.

It helps connect your domain name to your website, email, hosting, and other online services. When DNS is set up properly, everything feels seamless. When it is not, websites can go down, emails can fail, and services can become disconnected.

This week’s resource explains DNS in practical terms for businesses and organizations.

Understand DNS records like A, CNAME, MX, TXT, and TTL, and how DNS connects your domain to your website and email services.

07/28/2026

A sheriff’s office website needs to be dependable, organized, and easy for the public to use.

The Noble County Sheriff’s Office website was built with a clear structure for public information, department details, contact information, and ongoing updates. For law enforcement and public agencies, a website should help people find what they need quickly, especially when the information matters.

https://10t.co/portfolio/ -county-sheriff

07/25/2026

Website builders can be a good fit in the right situation.

For a simple brochure-style site, a landing page, or an early-stage idea, they can help get something online quickly. But when a website needs custom features, better performance, structured content, advanced integrations, or long-term flexibility, the limits can start to show.

This week’s resource looks at when website builders work, and when a custom build may make more sense.

Website builders can be useful for simple needs, but they have limits. Learn when builders fit, where they break down, and what to choose instead.

07/21/2026

Barnesville Area News needed more than a basic website. As a nonprofit online newspaper, the project called for a platform that could support articles, community updates, advertising, events, email delivery, and long-term growth.

The site includes custom features such as an ad platform, event calendar, daily digest email automation, and supporting hosting/email configuration.

That kind of structure helps the publication manage real community news with tools built around how the organization actually works.

https://10t.co/portfolio/ -area-news