Website Redesign Success – Acne and Rosacea Society of Canada: Acne Action

About ARSC – Acne Action 

Acne Action is a website created by The Acne and Rosacea Society of Canada (ARSC), a national, not-for-profit organization led by Canadian dermatologists. They share reputable information to help people dealing with acne. This site delivers articles to help users understand their skin conditions and provides support by sharing personal stories of people’s experiences with acne.

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Finding Great (And Legal) Images for Your Website and Social Media

Images are an essential inclusion in your website, blog post, or social media. They can help you get more shares and interactions on articles and social media and create a visually-attractive user experience on your website. However, did you know it’s illegal to use some images you find online in your business? There are laws prohibiting you from grabbing any image you see online.

In this article, we’ll share how to find stock images you are legally allowed to use and share a few of our favourite free stock photo websites.

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Accessible And Inclusive Website Redesign Success Story – Vancouver International Children’s Festival

Vancouver International Children’s Festival (VICF) is an institution in BC. As the longest-running professional performing arts festival for young audiences in North America, it has been operating for close to half a century. Many of the city’s residents, parents and children alike (including our team!) have happy memories of attending performances.

We jumped at the chance to work with them in 2019. At first, we supported their website with maintenance and update services like integrating forms into their operational processes. When it came time to redesign their website in 2020, we were honoured to be invited to work on the project.

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