Case Studies Archives - Website Psychiatrist

WooCommerce checkout fields prefilled with data from a previous user

November 24, 2020November 9, 2020 by Bill Forsyth III

We started to doubt a customer’s sanity when they said that they were seeing name and address information already populated in their WooCommerce checkout. Even weirder, it was contact information for somebody else. Come to find out that their default hosting options had aggressive caching running and the site was caching every page, including these … Read more

A Rose By Any Other Name….

May 8, 2020May 1, 2020 by Bill Forsyth III

As we’ve stated before. Selecting a domain name is extremely important. A recent situation with a customer pointed out a corollary to this: Make sure you grab similar .com domain names while you’re registering your domain name. In this particular situation, the customer had a two word domain name. The second word was plural, the … Read more

What’chu talkin’ ’bout, Willis?

November 4, 2011March 5, 2011 by Bill Forsyth III

A friend of ours who is a web developer called us saying they were disappointed with how their recent WordPress installation was performing with the search engines. While they liked using the WordPress back end, they felt like they lost enough ranking that they were considering dumping WordPress.

What’chu talkin’ ’bout, Willis?

Woodworking Business

November 4, 2011February 21, 2011 by Bill Forsyth III

We were recently asked to look at a woodworking site. The quality of woodworking capabilities that was displayed was amazing, but unfortunately the site was not doing these artists any good.

The site wasn’t bad, but it needed a lot more content. If you turned off the images on the site, you had no idea what is was that they did. Yes, a picture is worth a thousand words, but the search engines are blind when it comes to pictures.

Form over function – Post Cereals

November 4, 2011February 20, 2011 by Bill Forsyth III

Since our son has a peanut and soy allergy, I was trying to find the ingredients of Post’s Honeycomb cereal. Shouldn’t be that big of deal, after a quick search I found this page: http://cereals.com/cereals/post_honeycomb/, and that’s where the fun began.

What is it?

November 4, 2011February 18, 2011 by Bill Forsyth III

We were asked to review the site of a business that had grown in many directions over the years. The website as well as the business had developed Severe Dissociative Identity Disorder.

Furniture Store

November 4, 2011February 10, 2011 by Bill Forsyth III

We were recently asked to look at a website of a furniture store. The site was very attractive, but it wasn’t generating any interest for the owner. We took a look at it and found a few things that concerned us.