Spokane web design with type a tired family member can read.

Education and health services jobs run about 1.3 times the national share in Spokane County, so we'd design a Spokane site for someone reading about a parent's care on a phone, in a hallway, late. That reader needs words that stand off the page. Contrast failed on 74% of the homepages we tested, against 62% in our 31-city sample, a modest gap on 43 sites. Text too small to read turned up on 0 of 43, so nobody here is shrinking the type. It's pale type, and a color choice is cheap to reverse.

Other parts of the look need less argument. Tap targets failed on at least some elements on 28% against 22%, about the same. The median page weighs 3.3 MB against 3.08 MB, also about the same, and 12 of 43 came in under 2 MB. The main content took a median of 8.5 seconds to show on a simulated phone against 7.4, and we'd want it sooner. A clinic needs a next step for a new patient. A senior care provider writes for the patient and the daughter at once. A school or tutor needs dates in plain text.

A website up to 70 pages costs $1,500 to $5,750, fixed, with content writing, lead form capture and online booking listed in each package. Online stores start at $2,500. If the layout is sound and the colors aren't, a design fix may be enough, and repairs start at $149. See the Spokane report for the full test. Read your homepage on a phone, outdoors, and if you squint, send it to us.