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5 Web Design techniques that will gain your clients’ trust
we always emphasise how important it is to have a professional web design, essentially it is what your business needs to make your clients trust you. Furthermore, there are design elements to use in your website that will reinforce this trust should you decide to use them
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Using Personas in Web Design
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Ways to Drive traffic to your Online Store
E-commerce is booming worldwide and if stores like Amazon are already well established, companies from all over the world are now joining the trend and looking for their market share. Your online store can join them, but, with all this competition, you need to become more cutting edge to make sure you won’t be left behind.
Is your website retina-ready?
Whats the SEO work we do all about?
Should you buy Twitter and Instagram followers?
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How to keep your organic traffic growing?
Sometimes, even though your website might be highly optimised SEO-wise, you may reach a point where the organic traffic remains at a certain level and does not increase.
The Golden Ratio in Design
The golden ratio (aka “divine section”) is a mathematical ratio (a number equal to approximately 1.6180) that appears countless times in geometry, art, architecture etc. It was studied for the first time by the ancient greek mathematicians and it has been fascinating scholars for more than 2,400 years.
JavaScript vs. jQuery
…this is a debate that seems to have no definitive conclusion, at least not in the foreseeable future. Objectively and theoretically speaking, you could do the same things using either one of them, and you can mix them up as well. So why do developers have an affinity for one or the other, even though they could create the same effects using either one of them?