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Jordan McCrary Head of AI Solutions & Delivery / Partner

13 articlesWriting since 2018

Jordan helps Psycray clients turn ideas for AI and automation into tools they can use every day. He draws on a background in web development, digital marketing, operations, and project management to understand both the work a team needs done and what it takes to deliver a reliable solution.

At Psycray, he leads projects from the first conversation through launch and ongoing improvement. He writes about practical uses for AI, where automation helps, and the decisions that make new tools useful over time.

Worth knowing

  • Will automate a task he’s done twice. Has been known to automate tracking the time he spends automating things.
  • Reads about how people form habits for fun, then tries to apply what he learns to his work.
  • Spends weekends foraging, where identifying the right thing matters even more than it does at work.
  • Reports to a cat named Ronald, also known professionally as Kitty Smalls.

Articles by Jordan

UX designer compares desktop and mobile website layouts while making notes.Web & Software6 min read

How to improve the UX of a business website: a practical guide

Good UX on a business site comes down to a few things done well: knowing what visitors came to do, making it easy to find, fast on a phone, and usable by everyone. Here is how to find what is wrong and fix it in order.
Website analyst studies page content and performance charts on a large monitor.Digital Marketing5 min read

Website analysis: what to measure and which tools to use

A useful website analysis answers business questions, not just traffic questions. Here is what to look at across analytics, search, behavior, speed, and accessibility, the tools for each, and how to turn the findings into a plan.
Team reviewing charts and notes togetherDigital Marketing4 min read

How to conduct a website competitive analysis

A website competitive analysis compares your site with the ones your buyers also visit, so you know where you are ahead, where you fall short, and what to fix first. Here is a step-by-step method and a scorecard you can use.
Developer reviews website access and security settings on a laptop.Web & Software6 min read

How to prevent website hacking and protect customer data

Most attacks on business websites are automated scans for an outdated plugin, a weak password, or an open form. Here is what actually stops them, from HTTPS and a firewall to backups, headers, and your domain.