Blog posts in the Development category
Tuesday, November 1st, 2011
Here are a few strategies to help you with maximizing your website’s revenue!
1. Because user’s need to trust you!
• It’s important that the website portrays words, icons, logos or any documents that prove that the content on the website can be trusted. This especially in the case of websites where any kind of dealings in money occur. They won’t use you unless they trust you!
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Tags: content management web development, corporate web design and ecommerce, internet marketing and web design company, small business web design company, web design and development, website design company
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Tuesday, June 28th, 2011
With no doubt WordPress is a dominant blogging platform which also works as a platform to build websites too. But can this be used as a CMS platform? Yes, with minor modifications and few buttons clicks you can. Here comes the next big question, why you need to use WordPress over any other CMS? So find out some of the features that better defines WordPress as CMS.
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Tags: corporate web design and ecommerce, css xhtml web development web design, e commerce web page development and hosting, ecommerce web design company, internet marketing and web design company
Posted in Design, Development, E-commerce, SEO | 3 Comments »
Wednesday, June 8th, 2011
If you are a website owner, it is very important for you to see that the website load time is extremely fast because your users may leave the website if the load time isn’t upto mark. Therefore, it’s not only crucial with respect to your users but also important when considering the search engines.
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Friday, May 14th, 2010
To those of you who have been wondering why Apple mobile products are so anti-flash, there was a really good explanation published by Steve Jobs recently that we thought could be helpful for the consumers. In a nutshell, the reasons were not business-related –it was more technical.
First, Flash websites rely on the arrow of the mouse and does not support touch based devices. If you look at some really nice Flash websites, a lot of them have rollover effects –all depending on where users point the mouse. We thought this made total sense. How would an iPad’s touch interface support that kind of action? (more…)
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Friday, May 7th, 2010
We are proud to announce the launch of ajwashroom.com (A & J Washroom Accessories) – one of the four biggest worldwide suppliers/manufacturers of washroom accessories in the country. Serving a unique industry targeting a niche market, it took us more than a clever design concept and advanced back end programming to get the job done right.
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Tuesday, May 4th, 2010
After 1 full month of Quality Control, we have launched the Woori America Bank website at last. Targeting the Korean market, one of the main goals the client wanted to achieve was to globalize or should I say “Americanize” the Woori brand and transform it to fit today’s web standards to successfully serve the US market as well as the rest of the markets throughout the world. This hybrid of Korean – American born website was made possible by keeping the original Woori design from Korea consistent throughout, but changing the information architecture to fit the users’ needs a lot better. Through organized, streamlined content – every piece of information was placed to enhance the user experience which I thought was the most successful part of the website. (more…)
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Friday, November 7th, 2008
Most small to mid-sized business websites are built by web developers and web designers with little or no understanding of the commercial needs of your business. You can’t blame them because their expertise is in creative and technical services, not in your business.
There is a simple and fundamental process to consider when it comes to having a successful website:
- Define the goal of your website. Make it clear and measurable.
- Find your competitive advantage
- Create a user-friendly website that will engage your visitors to take action
- Measure the success of your goal and optimize your website
Here is a good example:
XYZ Candles sells candles that last 25% longer than any other candles in the market. They have a website with lots of information, but it doesn’t really seem to bring in a lot of customers. Here is what they did to turn this around: (more…)
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