We’re proud of every website we design. Each build has its own unique set of challenges and goals, giving us a chance to use our collective creative mindset to make something that’s both functional and beautiful. Here are three of our recent projects, their challenges, and how we overcame those hurdles. Click on the title to see the website on your own browser or scroll through using our integrated iframe feature. Aspen Lodge Challenges: The best websites don’t have to be overly complicated to get the results you are looking for. Even one-page websites can give your business the professional…

JOLLY TIME Pop Corn looked to redo their website and reintroduce their international brand of popcorn products. They trusted us to do the job right. A Collaboration of Design, Function and Development The collaboration was truly a great one. JOLLY TIME's team had the depth of experience in their product and history. Our designers came to the table with a fresh look to their brand and color palette, while our web developers revamped the online purchasing experience to make everything easier for consumers. Amazon is a huge distributor for JOLLY TIME, so HS built in the Amazon purchasing widgets into…

At HS, we’ve worked really hard to make the website development process both easy and effective. We’ve also talked a lot about the importance of optimizing your site for search engines. These are important things, but today, we’re talking about your user or consumer. What has changed for them? What are they looking for in a site experience? How can you best serve their evolving needs? What Do You Stand For? It’s important for users to know what you do, how you do it, where they can get it done, etc. But it’s also important for them to know why…

The year 2020 meant a lot of different things to many people and businesses. With stores that may have temporarily closed due to COVID-19, people realized just how important their website was. For some, it meant ‘it’s time for a new website’ – whether it meant buying a new domain and starting fresh, or getting a new look on an old website. Either way, HenkinSchultz is always honored to help develop a new website project! From painters, daycares, liquor stores and more, the following 2020 website builds are “magically” displayed on various Mac device mockups. Hover and scroll over each…

Publishing content to the Internet isn't an easy task if you're just starting out. So, we put together some useful tips for new web editors, designers and developers to help when working with online content. Some of these tips you're probably already aware of and use regularly. However, even the most advanced web expert will find a few of the tricks below to be new and useful. Everything this blog mentions is free! All you need is a computer, internet connection, patience and practice to get the most use out of them. 1. Use common keyboard shortcuts Below are some…

The Internet is always advancing, and web design trends are constantly changing. In order for businesses to stay current, website updates tend to happen frequently. If your website isn’t making the cut, then it’s time to take a step back and evaluate if a redesign or complete overhaul is required. A new visit to your website is an opportunity to make a solid first impression. Don’t miss your chance to spark the interest of users and keep them scrolling through and subscribing to your content. How do you know when it’s time for a new website? See if your website…

With 2019 nearly half over, we wanted to reflect on a few of the website development projects we’ve completed. Most of our clients and projects are from the Sioux Falls and surrounding areas. However, we’ve built websites for clients in Iowa, Nevada, Tennessee and even Germany! Our capabilities in web design can go from the tiniest coming soon page to large eCommerce websites. Our web team has development experience in banking, commercial, construction, religious, personal blogs, startups and more. With that said, we'd like to not only share, but display some of our web design projects of 2019. The following…

If you have ever met with a web designer or a digital marketing team to talk about a website, you’ve no doubt heard some unfamiliar terms. After all, you probably don’t work with websites everyday like they do. It’s important for the web/digital team to remember that this language is not in your everyday vocabulary. So, if they don’t pause to clarify certain terms or acronyms, it’s up to you to either ask them or refer to this guide. In this article our goal is to help you understand what some of these terms and acronyms mean. So the next…