Website Design
After the owner or a developer of website, it is important to keep you end-user or site visitor in mind. As a product manager professional, I had to constantly keep in mind, questions like: When you are familiar with a product, it can be easy to forget that your users don’t know everything you know….
The use of pop-ups are great for engaging users. You can generate generating leads, offer special discounts, offer free samples or add people to your newsletter. The downside is they could cause users to leave your site if they are met with intrusive pop-ups when they initially land on your site. This is like walking…
Adaptive design and responsive design may sound similar but they are a bit different. There maybe some overlap. Adaptive design should be incorporated in responsive design. Adaptive design focuses on displaying or rendering information that is appropriate for the device on which it is being viewed and may consider the performance of its network connection….
Websites that have no SSL certificate present a data security risk for your site visitors. An SSL certificate is used to encrypt the data that is passed between your site visitors web browser and your website. It is designed to stop bad actors from being able to see the data that is going back and…
Designing for “mobile first” became a mantra some years ago, as mobile devices and phones began overtaking laptops and desktop computers as the primary device used for searching and consuming Internet data. The term responsive design was coined regarding websites that were designed to reflow or reformat their content to fit the dimensions of the…
Doing business on the Internet is a challenge. There are ever changing search engine rules and algorithms, we need to understand in order to maximize their opportunities to be found by prospective customers. There are other things to consider which can impact your site “IF” a prospective customer finds your site, such as how fast…
