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The websites above have vastly distinct designs, but they each follow some fundamental principles of good website design, namely clarity. Not every website has to use a minimalist design, but they should all offer clear, uncluttered information for the visitor.

When a visitor lands on your homepage, they should find two basic things: what you do and what you want them to do, says Stefan Davis, owner and principal designer of Stefan Davis Design, which offers website and other design services for campaigns and nonprofit organizations.

“Whatever your goal is, pick a call to action that gets you to that goal,” says Davis. “[Include] one section that tells [the visitor], what will this website do for you? What kind of information are we giving the reader? And what do we want…

Hosting services are fundamental to the contemporary digital experience. From big businesses to local entrepreneurs, web hosting provides the behind-the-scenes technology that keeps websites online. 

With more of our day-to-day life moving online, the web hosting services market is expected to keep growing. Coupled with increased demand spurred by the Covid-19 pandemic, the web hosting market is predicted to reach $321.5 billion by 2025, up from $102 billion in 2020, according to Global Industry Analysts (opens in new tab).

Don’t trust VPN? You’re not alone. Stories about rogue providers injecting ads into your web traffic or selling your browsing history should worry anyone who’s paying attention.

But what if you could bypass these dodgy vendors entirely, and get your own personal VPN server direct from a web host? 

CHICAGO — When Bernard Loyd founded Boxville on a collection of vacant lots on Chicago’s South Side several years ago, he had no idea it would become a community hub for the Bronzeville neighborhood and one of the city’s fastest growing business incubators.

“Boxville has doubled every year (since 2016),” said Loyd.

In the past year, the incubator grew from hosting 4 businesses to now hosting 9. They’ll be welcoming even more small business owners by the end of the year.

From bike repairs to haircuts, groceries to tacos and hot dogs, running gear to spiritual guidance, you can shop for anything at Chicago’s shipping container incubator.

Boxville is only one of five initiatives that are part of Build Bronzeville, a nonprofit dedicated to providing community resources, business support, and…