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Apps -v- Web
Offering mobile-friendly content appears to be the way forward and building mobile websites is rapidly becoming the focus of web designing companies.
Building Customer Loyalty
Attracting new customers to your website is of the utmost importance, but the focus for 2013 needs to be, not only, attracting them in the first place, but obtaining their loyalty and keeping them.
How can businesses use social media?
The speed at which information gets passed around on Social Media sites is astonishing and when a business trials a new and exciting product, the avenue of Social Media can get that product noticed far faster than most other means of marketing.
Time to be bold
Minimalistic design and visuals have been the trend of the past few years, but customers are tiring of the simplistic styles and are looking for innovative visualisation to draw attention to their website.
Responsive Design: What is it?
You’ve heard designers and developers talk about it, but what exactly is responsive web design?
Half phone, half tablet
Last week in Barcelona, the Mobile World Congress saw the great and the good of the phone world come together to prod at each other’s touch screens and match apps. One of the hits of the show was a new pair of gadgets from Asus, which are an intriguing step towards the integration of the smartphone and tablet markets.
Adaptive layout
Recently Responsive Design has become one of the most popular trends in web site design and layout. It is used to change the look of the website, depending on the screen size. Many times a cool website with good navigation and functionality is optimized for viewing on a PC and laptop , but may not be designed for viewing on mobile devices, tablets and smartphones. Adaptive layout allows the user to show a certain look of a site, depending on the device parameters.
Examples of multithreading
Multithreading is a specialized form of multitasking and multitasking is the feature that allows your computer to run two or more programs concurrently. In general, there are two types of multitasking: process-based and thread-based.
An Introduction to Payment Gateways 4
RBS WorldPay is one of the longest established companies in the e-commerce world today. They have one of the biggest client bases in the world and every week they enable hundreds of companies to establish their E-Business.
An Introduction to Payment Gateways 3
If you are looking for the least expensive and fastest way of accepting card payments online, then you should consider PayPal.
An Introduction to Payment Gateways 2
Sage Pay presents a fully secure, PCI compliant, online processing platform which ensures maximum uptime. Sage Pay Go is an online payment service that is simple to manage, easy to incorporate, and really straightforward.
An Introduction to Payment Gateways 1
A payment gateway is a service that authorises payments securely over the internet. It can be thought of as the same as a physical sales terminal situated in a retail outlet. However, all the transaction details are handled via the power, security and speed of the internet.
How Important Are Keywords?
Keywords are a predominantly important aspect of your website as they help search engines find significant information on your website and can assist in bringing traffic to your site.
What Standard Pages Every Website Needs
Every website needs a 'backbone' of standard pages on which to build, below are the basics;
Should my website cater for mobile devices?
With such a vast array of mobile devices in use these days it is becoming hard to ignore their impact on the online world, but does that mean your website should automatically cater for mobile devices? Not necessarily.
Do Blogs help your website - Part 2
By adding a blog to your business website, you not only will be adding fresh content, but each post can offer you the chance to create a new link to other pages or blog posts on your site, which, in turn, will boost the rankings for those pages.
Do Blogs help your website - Part 1
Search engines love to see regular and fresh updates to your website and blogs are a good way of creating additional traffic to your site and boosting your page rankings.
5 Visual Mistakes for websites
Example #1: When visiting your website, internet users appreciate being able to actually read what you have posted on your site. Always use a simple font and ensure that your font size in the main text body of your site is at least, 12pt.
Is your website destroying your business?
Your website is like your shop window, if it is smart, tidy, modern and looks great - your customers will want to come inside and, once inside, will probably purchase, but if your 'shop window' is sparse, disorganised, dated and uninteresting, your customers will pass you by and move on to the next 'shop'.
The Benefits of a Content Management System
Keeping your Website up-to-date is as important as the initial content which is input. Like fashion, music and most trends today, web technology is always rapidly changing and to keep your Website looking fresh and up-to-date, you will need to constantly update your content to avoid it appearing outdated and tired.
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