Matthew Sebert

Matthew Sebert

The Admin Bar

Matt is the co-host of The Admin Bar, and the owner of Matthew Sebert Design located in the beautiful small town of Keene, New Hampshire.

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What to say to clients who insist on self-hosting

Web developers know that self hosting undermines website care plans and puts sites at risk. Here’s what to say to get clients to trust you with hosting.

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Easily Grab Photos from Word Docs

This is a trick I find myself using pretty often when clients send me copy in …

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Building a Minimal Client Dashboard in WordPress

I recently decided to build my own minimal dashboard for the clients on my care plan …

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A Friendly Reminder About Domains

This post was born from a horror story, but don’t worry; there’s a happy ending. It …

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How to Find New Web Design Clients

While we don’t claim to know all the answers, Kyle and I have had some incredibly smart guests on our podcast and I’ve gathered together each one of these here (in no particular order) in this post along with the major takeaways from each episode if a TLDR fits your busy schedule a bit better.

ADA Compliance and Web Accessibility

ADA Compliance | Basics

ADA Compliance is a loaded topic. There’s a lot that can go into making sure a website is accessible and as of writing this there’s no “real” documentation out there that states “This is what you need to do to be compliant”.

Cloudways Migration

cPanel to Cloudways WordPress Website Migration

I saw a couple of posts recently in the group wondering what the process is like …

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How Termageddon Helps Me Win Clients

When I first started speaking with Hans and Donata, the fantastic folks behind Termageddon, my mind …

How to Be a Graphic Designer without Losing Your Soul

A Small Book with a BIG Impact

Over ten years ago I sat down on my back patio, the summer sun beating down …

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Maintaining Client Relationships when They’ve Gone “Silent”

I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again, and probably again in the future…again.  For …

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