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Best Practices for Responsive Web Design with Infographic
Responsive design for a website is often used in the context of mobile users. Given the fact that more and more users are using mobile devices such as their smartphones and tablets to access the web, both for browsing and otherwise, it is extremely important that website designs become responsive towards all devices and screen […]
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What Questions Client Should Ask – When Hiring a Web Developer
Your online business footprint might be a simple page to direct consumers to your business and make contact easier, or you might be offering complex services – like an eCommerce store – online; either way, an online presence is important and with the current state of affairs, it’s extremely important to have a refined and […]
Continue Reading8 Key Elements of Great Web Design
Great designs aren’t built by tools – they’re built by human beings, and this isn’t a cheesy pearl of wisdom – it’s a well-established fact. There’s a lot of thought, work, testing and reiterations of iterations that go into a design project before it goes live. Without a doubt, great web design is reliant upon […]
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SEO or PPC – Which Is Better For A Small Scale Business?
The tussle between SEO and PPC continues as Digital Marketing grows into becoming the leading medium of advertising and branding. Statistics show that internet users across the world are expected to grow to 3 billion by the end of 2014 with nearly two-thirds of that rise coming from emerging economies. With greater access to the […]
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Migration from HTTP (non-secured) version of the website to HTTPS (secured) version
It is expected that the readers of this document have already implemented HTTPS on their websites through installation of a private (dedicated) SSL certificate Step 0 – please do a before and after speed check to see if SSL implementation affects page load in any way. If it does, then this will need to be […]
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The Ultimate Incredibly Useful Web Design Checklist
Web designing can be a complicated process, even for seasoned veterans. There are several things you need to keep in mind, and several bases that have to be touched before the design is called final. A website designer could be dealing simultaneously with several ends, from interacting with the client, to designing, coding, and testing. […]
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The Google Panda 4.0: Meaning and Implications
The rollout of the Google Panda 4.0 has been long speculated and awaited. Post the last Panda update on 15th March 2013, Google had confirmed that they weren’t quite working on any updates and that there was nothing to look out for in this regard. But then, it happened. The Panda 4.0 has been officially […]
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#5 Weekly Roundup: A Retrospect
The last week was a chaos which saw the Panda 4.0 stir up a storm that left even the big boys like eBay shaken from the core. Google is clear; poor quality content can only lead you to disasters! But there’s more that happened besides Google Panda 4.0. Just in case you missed the action; […]
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#3 Weekly Roundup: A Retrospect
So we’re back again, to give you the highlights of the last week that was engaging, pacifying and eventful. Cutting out on the frills, here are the top stories that kept all us webmasters, on our toes! Binge on. I. Google Adwords MCC Script: Now Accessible To All It’s officially made accessible to all users […]
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#2- Monday Weekly Roundup: A Retrospect
If you happen to have a website, you must have been ogling at the e-news feeds and journals in the past week, to watch out for the next website that went down the Google SERP chessboard. It may sound cliche but the penalties that occurred on Google’s website were quite a startle for webmasters across […]
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