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When creating your own online store, you should consider the increase in its popularity in the future. The increasing flow of visitors every day, making purchases and making them will increase the load. The quality and speed of work is one of the indicators of the image, and any failures will reduce the turnover. Therefore, … Read moreChoosing a hosting for an online store
Cloud infrastructure becomes a necessary stage in the business development. The majority of companies realize the importance of the cloud approach. Cloud services allow you to effectively deploy and manage your software. Besides, the primary cause to use the cloud technologies is the cost reduction. Cloud vendors use the Pay-As-You-Go model, which allows to not overpay for … Read moreCloud Strategy for a Business, Popular Mistakes and Fails
Jacob Thornton has an inspiring slide deck on accessibility that brings to fore some of the concerns that web developers have with implementing features around accessibility. For a very long time, developers have been told about making websites ‘accessible’. Like it is a faucet that should be turned on or off. Till Victor Tsaran’s demonstration of using a … Read moreAccessibility and Developers
After going through the redesign and migration process, I noticed a few minor differences when implementing some of the major onsite SEO elements in Webflow. Fortunately, I took note of these details so you don’t have to! This is by no means a complete checklist, but it can help point you in the right direction. … Read moreHow are the major SEO elements handled in Webflow?
This Wednesday, me and a ragtag team of like-minded developers launched Move the Web Forward, an initiative to direct people’s passions into productive efforts that assist not only the web community but the entire web platform. People often feel the need to “give back”, but when it comes to contributing it’s a challenge to find the … Read moreMoving the Web Forward
Another point of confusion that comes up a fair bit is who the intended audience for Stack Overflow actually is. That one is straightforward, and it’s been the same from day one: Q&A for professional and enthusiast programmers. By that we mean People who either already have a job as a programmer, or could potentially be … Read moreStack Overflow is designed for practicing programmers
Today, we’re releasing a massive update and series of improvements to grid layout that will make designing responsive, CSS grid-powered layouts easier than ever. Context: CSS grid 1.0 The launch of CSS grid back in October 2018 took layout in Webflow a dramatic step forward. But it also introduced two issues: Clunky responsive design workflows. Manually positioned grid … Read moreCSS grid: release 2.0
Cloud services can bring a lot of advantages to your business. The common of them is cost reduction. Let’s find out how it works. Imagine that you need storage for your data and software. You can buy a server in-house. But you can’t buy only one server. You need a minimum two of them for … Read moreBusiness cloud services
Publishing or installing a website is for many webmaster a routine job and smaller sites are often online within minutes. That’s the theory, but there are a lot of mistakes you can do. Sure many of them are harmless and most of you would name them “unimportant”. Sure a website will not break if the … Read morePublish your new website the right way
Various companies have used traditional personas to understand who their customers are. This occasionally works, but it’s often impossible for these personas to be comprehensive. Next time you’re trying to better understand your audience, use empathy to create diverse personas that can help you reach a broader group of consumers. Buyer personas — because they … Read moreHow to create marketing personas that start with empathy