Tag: Website

The Anatomy of a Perfect Website

The anatomy of a perfect website describes the important aspects every website should have to fulfill the requirements of a perfect website. Important aspects include web browser, navigation, usability and content language. These basics are the cornerstone and much more can be done to improve a website. It all depends on the industry you’re in.… Continue reading The Anatomy of a Perfect Website

Three Social Media Sites You Should Keep Your Eye On

Tumblr Tumblr has grown exceptionally large over the last few years and has creeped its way onto the top list of social media to use. It has a close similarity to WordPress, but so does every blog. Here are some interesting facts about Tumblr (2011 stats): 33,313,879 Tumblrs 12,255,883,250 posts 38,000 posts per minute There… Continue reading Three Social Media Sites You Should Keep Your Eye On

Gathering Client’s Requirements – Questions Not Be Overlooked By Website Designers

Most of the web designers maintain a checklist for their clients to follow while designing their website. Generally this checklist consists of functions and features revolving around the visual design of the client’s website which they have to build. What they fail to spot is a number of questions that really aid the website designers… Continue reading Gathering Client’s Requirements – Questions Not Be Overlooked By Website Designers

Inventive New Ways For Mechanics To Gain A New Edge

Advertising locally through fliers, phone books, and newspapers can work to some extent, but this is the age of the internet. People are more likely to look up services online than they are to use print media to find what they need. That’s part of why it’s so important to have a good website with… Continue reading Inventive New Ways For Mechanics To Gain A New Edge

Five Great Social Networks For Writers

If you’re a writer, you know how valuable it can be to meet and talk with other writers. You can get and give feedback that will only help you to become a better writer. Like any profession or hobby, it’s important to network. There are lots of great communities of writers online where you can… Continue reading Five Great Social Networks For Writers

Challenges For An Upcoming Blogger

Introduction There is no doubt that blogging could be challenging for a newcomer. Although from outside blogging looks very simplistic but if you have to blog daily then a novice blogger could face some serious challenges. So the point I want to make is, as an upcoming blogger you must know some difficulties that you… Continue reading Challenges For An Upcoming Blogger

3 Ways Tech Already Saves You Money

It seems that people are always looking for ways to save money, whether by installing the latest energy efficient furnace or clipping coupons for the weekly grocery run; but there are many ways that technology is already saving people money, even if they don’t make use of those services. These benefits accrue for everyone in… Continue reading 3 Ways Tech Already Saves You Money

Interesting Sites That Are Nearly Useless

The internet is many things to many people. An incredible resource no doubt, a highly useful tool, but also a comment on humanity. The internet is like holding a mirror up to mankind and seeing what’s really on our minds. And it seems that the answer is… quite a lot of nonsense. There are dancing… Continue reading Interesting Sites That Are Nearly Useless

E-commerce Businesses And Their Dependence On Performance Tests

The dot-com bubble saw the rise of hundreds of small companies looking to make a fortune. Owners gloated about the small fortune they had amassed, while customers basked in the cheap prices. The once powerful, thriving online business such as AmCy, Boo, and Broadband Sports were diminished to mere graveyards. Years later, the small businesses… Continue reading E-commerce Businesses And Their Dependence On Performance Tests