How Quick is Your Website Loading
A recent study shows that 1 in 4 people will abandon a website that takes more than 4 seconds to load. Keeping your website simple will allow it to load quicker, and also make it quicker to understand.
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Optimizing your images by compressing and resizing them may reduce the sizes of the images by a great extent, decreasing the page sizes and thus improving page loading performance on your blog. You may use online image resizing and compressing tools as well as their offline counterparts. Make sure the images that you upload in WordPress are already optimized, but even ...
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Videos increase your websites popularity. Users have proven more likely to watch a video and in turn stay on a page longer. Uploading video with keywords and to multiple websites boost your chances of users finding your business.
Continue ReadingFacts About Web Designers
Here are a few fun facts abut web designers. Web designers love all kind of challenges. They always have more ideas than they are asked to do. Constant reading and testing is typical for them and they are always eager to complete their tasks. The difference between “web designer” and “front-end developer”. Very often people use them both to refer to the ...
Continue Reading8 Reasons You Shouldn’t Be Using Internet Explorer
We’re secretly a little horrified when we come across anyone who still relies on Internet Explorer (IE) as their web browser. Despite it often being the default option, you never need to restrict yourself and stick with it, especially when a wide range of other higher-performing alternatives are freely available. In fact, we’d say Internet Explorer should be your very ...
Continue Reading2017 Design Trends for Web Design
2017 is almost half over and here are a few of the the web design trends we have been seeing so far. WEB DESIGN TRENDS Layouts that let content shine. Better collaboration between designers, and between designers and developers. Improved design-to-development workflows. Big, bold type. Complex layouts rooted in graphic design principles. More SVGs. Constraint-based design tools. More and brighter ...
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