Your company website is the face of your brand online. It has to not only deliver a strong and favorable first impression, but also cater for and engage each of your unique user groups. The combination of swiftly changing technology, design aesthetics, and user preferences means that even websites that were on the cutting edge
In today’s World, people have access to more information than ever before and it’s all because of the Internet. But, people are no longer just searching the web on a desktop – they are using laptops, smartphones, tablets, and even smart TVs. Do you know what that means? It means that your website will be
Whenever an executive tells me they want to redesign their company’s website, they typically want to solve these problems: The site does not reflect the company’s brand in messaging and/or experience. The technology supporting the site has become so obsolete and cumbersome that it makes sense to do a redesign along with an upgrade. The
If you looked into a reverse crystal ball at the last 10 years in online stores, you’d find a lot of nostalgic relics. While the first-ever website was technically built in 1991, the text-based, GIF-heavy, slow-to-load storefronts from back then are a far cry from what customers experience today. The creation of the world wide web
