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Responsive web design (RWD) is a concept that has turned the design world upside down. Responsive web design allows consumers device’s screen size and the web content interact together. Founded by web designer Ethan Marcotte in 2011, experts in the field like Treehouse blogger, Nick Pettit and responsivewebdesignblog.com creator, Chris Swemba describe responsive web design as, “the future of the web.”
As technology...
03/06/13
Responsive web design is making headlines every day. 2013 is predicted to be the year of responsive design. Well-known companies like Sony, Microsoft, Disney, Starbucks, and more have chosen to implement responsive web design. So what is all of this fuss about? One must ask himself or herself the question, “Is responsive design right for me?” Although I cannot answer that question for you, I can offer you some pros and...
02/28/13
A summary of our favorite posts created throughout the year. Enjoy!
Best of 2012
Why reaching customers online might not be worth your time
Creating website traffic and ultimately conversions into sales are what makes online marketing a viable service. If your web traffic is high, but site visitors have low visiting times, it shows there is something wrong with your website. There is no point to having a high traffic...
12/18/12
Creating website traffic and ultimately conversions into sales are what makes online marketing a viable service. If your web traffic is high, but site visitors have low visiting times, it shows there is something wrong with your website. There is no point to having a high traffic rate, with no end-result.
The question is posed, how do you increase visiting time on your website to convert visitors into a sale? ...
11/30/12
With mobile expected to surpass desktop browsing in the near future, now is more important than ever to consider a mobile website.
Traditionally, separate websites are made to be viewed on a mobile device and desktop. When opening the page on a mobile device, you would be redirected to the mobile version of the website. In some instances this is still the best option. Responsive design, however, offers a very cool way to...
11/05/12
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