Articles, Guest Post, Web Designs|
In 2013, to commemorate the 20th year of free and open web, the very first website returned to the web using its original URL. The site is… well, very basic; it is a text-only site that explains the World Wide Web basics. The website that we know has come a long way since. Fast forward to 2015, it would be relevant to determine the changes in the web design industry in the past couple of years. Where do you think it is headed? Let’s see.
Articles, Guest Post, Web Designs|
The best eCommerce storefronts tend to be unique to their clientele, their product, and their location. However, if you look you may notice a few things in common. While trends change with time—2012 was all about white backgrounds and grayscale photos while 2013 brought back grunge textures and dark backgrounds—all the best sites find an image that speaks to their brand more clearly than anything else and stick with it. In getting to that point, however, they all move through a few specific elements of the design process. Find out what it is that makes the top sites stand out from the rest of the crowd.
Articles, Guest Post, Logos, Tip and Tutor|
An amazingly designed logo is quite powerful when it comes to marketing. It forms the face of the company to the world and creates the first impression. To design a logo it needs more than just creative graphic design and the following tips can help you to do so:
Articles, Tip and Tutor, Web Designs|
Mobile is the present and will definitely continue to remain the future of IT(Information & Technology) sector. Building a website for the mobile users will always remain the first priority of everyone who wants to grow his/her business presence across continents. With the demand for smartphones growing on a massive scale, it's hard to imagine websites that can't load on a hand-held device.
In any small business and eCommerce forum, you will find parties passionately on one side or the other of the debate as to whether dropshipping has anything to offer the small business. Many point out that companies like Avon and Tupperware are, in fact, dropshipping companies. Their reps take the orders, and Avon and Tupperware fulfill them. But what about other kinds of dropshipping, and how could it be a good thing for your business?
Articles, Guest Post, Photography|
Stock photography is the great leveller. Businesses of all kinds, through stock photographs, have access to a high quality, impressively diverse, fit for purpose catalogue of images that can boost sales and improve the professionalism of the customer’s website or business. Traditionally, these images have come from stock photo agencies, and thus customers, at the whim of the content producers, have had limited choice when it comes to price and producer. With technological progress however, things are starting to change.
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