Web Design Yes, but trust must also be well designed

When it comes to developing relationships, whether with clients or members, there are 4 fundamental rules to follow. Read Emily Beaver's article and unearth the details:

Strategy #1: Give customers a consistent experience
> A branded Wild Apricot Theme can help

Strategy #2: Create an emotional connection
> Tell them why your organization is passionate about its mission and how it plans to achieve it. Maybe they will see themselves in that process.

Strategy #3: Use word-of-mouth to build trust
> The best clients we ever gained were referred to us by other Nicasio Design customers. 84% of folks are willing to recommend you - if their experience is good.

Strategy #4: Make your content trustworthy
> Customers trust brands that disseminate useful information; see trust factor study.

Src = https://webdam.com/blog/how-to-build-a-brand-people-trust

I can take a look at it today after I get home and get a second, brighter one (maybe with more lights too, current concept has 3 small, added lights, some faint spores, and a faint charger in the background). I might tone back the blur a bit as well. The orange spore clouds are pretty cool and I'll try to get a couple more unique shots of them. I used the same base cloud for both, and one of them is barely visible because of the blurring and color overlay. I've got a few ideas for a second version, and I'm tempted to put a Juggernaut Behemoth (because it glows more than the normal one, and is easier to get a screenshot of due to its 100% spawn rate in the J3 Assassinate) in the background instead of a charger, along with a few more bio-lights.

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We operate an art gallery/cultural center with a very full calendar of events....typically 2 or 3 events per day, each running from a few hours to all day. Of course, they are sequenced to not interfere with each other. Many of the events are repetitive over 9 or 12 weeks.
There are 3 people who access the calendar and schedule activities.
We were using an Excel file for a while, but it became very cumbersome and unweildy as it grew and projected further into the future. We found the calendar function on Wild Apricot wasn't sophisticated enough for our needs, so after a bit of looking, we found Calendar Wiz.
The Calendar Wiz is now imbedded into one of our web pages and all potential customers can look at it and see if a date/time for their activity is available. If so, they just send us a message and any of the 3 admins can book them.
It's easy to read, easy to understand, easy to use. We are very satisfied with this program. The price per month is low enough not to be a big burden. The link to their site is https://www.calendarwiz.com/. They also have detailed instructions on how to imbed the calendar into a Wild Apricot web page.