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The web development market is a crowded one and consumers are spoilt for choice. Therefore, having a website that serves as a business card is no longer competitive. Your site should act as a direct selling tool. So luck is not a plan here. We are big …
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What makes a website's design genuinely effective? Is it the way it looks or the way that it works? In truth, it is a little bit of both. Both the aesthetic and the functionality of a web page bear equal importance in the overall UX. Indeed, the way that …
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Change aversion, much like change itself, is a divisive topic. One camp asserts that users hate change. Software users have "baby duck syndrome" - imprinting on the first system they learn and judging later iterations by their similarity to the first. …
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In 2005, a restaurant owner became so frustrated when using his laptop that he threw it into a deep fat fryer. In 2007, police investigated a late-night ruckus caused by an aggravated gentleman hurling his computer out of the window. Moreover, in 2015, …
Colors do not always translate well from real life to the digital world. A mustard-colored top can look like a burnt sienna sunset, and crystal-blue water can take on a green tinge. The wrong color in your logo can negatively impact branding, leaving your …
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