What you see is what you get! And that is also what sells. This is why web designers use images to fill up 50 percent or more on average website content with. Many mind-blowing effects and style polishing can be done with CSS itself but when it comes to real-life or HD visuals, pictures are the answer. Images have different formats and all of them need to be optimized to achieve the highest quality and lowest size for the Web. The three widespread image formats are .GIF, .JPG/JPEG and PNG. Each of them has its own usefulness but its drawback too as is listed below: read more
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5 great ways to improve your website
Variety is the spice of life, they use to say. Does your website spice up your visitor’s life? Is it varied enough? Well, if you haven’t asked yourself until now it’s time to do it otherwise you can lose possible customers click by click, minute by minute and thus day by day. Now don’t panic, possibly the situation is not so bad and if you’ll read this topic you’ll get precious information on how to improve or re-structure your site for a better traffic. read more
The importance of great web design and development
In the early days of the internet, people were so astounded with this new-fangled technology that a simple HTML website with some text and picture or two was all you needed to make a big impression on the online community. Fast-forward a decade or two, and the internet and its technology continues to advance at such a rapid pace that it can be hard to keep up. New programming languages are being developed almost by the day, along with new web browsers with increasingly interactive and customizable interfaces and daily fluctuations in what’s hot and what’s not in web design and development. read more
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The main benefits of a Content Management System
Essentially, any website is made up of 3 key components: the structure, the design and the content. The scaffolding of the website, a good structure ensures that functional elements including links, menus, tables, applications and forms, are well-placed within the surrounding framework of the website. The structure needs to be logical, easy to navigate and utilizable by even the least tech-savvy user. read more
