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Picture, you are buying a house It’s a busy street in a neighbourhood that reminds you of Pleasantville where everything is peaceful. There are many homes on the street. Many …
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“Real estate.” It’s valuable property. It is limited space, but an important commodity. Real estate is a key design asset in web design. Slideshows are a great way to make …
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Visitors to a business’ website often have a specific goal. CTA (or Call-to-Action) prompts site visitors upon arrival to respond to this objective. Users could be moving on to the …
Use the Clickability Factor seriously Sometimes, it’s a good idea to think outside the box. Try using a different colour to spice up an abstract painting. You can add a …
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The complexity of a codebase increases with increasing project size and scope. To maintain and stabilize your code, you can adhere to the “DRY” Principle: Don’t repeat what you have …
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Donald Knuth is well-known for his famous statement, “Premature Optimization is the root cause of all evil.” This quote in its entirety sheds more light on the importance of optimizing …
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Many developers have been in “feature holes” or worse, their projects have suffered the fate of ” death by planning“. These are just two reasons we recommend that you build …
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Websites today use more vertical real property. The pages are longer than ever. But in the past, websites were designed with everything “above” the fold. We believe the fold should …
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One element in web design which is often overlooked is the text area width of your written content. Text boxes that are too large can lead to a lower bounce …
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One of the biggest factors that web users base their experience with websites on is the usage of visual imagery and how it is implemented in the website design & …
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Hackers are experts at finding vulnerabilities in your website and exploiting them to their advantage. Hackers may attempt to exploit vulnerabilities for a number of reasons, such as data theft, …
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