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The Mobile Web Comes of Age

According to a report by the BBC, as of the writing of this article, there is a 25% increase in the number of people accessing the internet from mobile devices. This huge increase has been made possible largely because wireless access technologies have advanced. The mobile web comes of age!

The iPhone is the first mobile phone to give users an enjoyable internet experience that is also easy to use. iPhone allows you to access the internet anytime, anywhere and without limitations from your mobile carrier or content restrictions like text scaled down to fit the screen.

RIM’s Blackberry is also gaining popularity in the smartphone arena. You can accomplish a large number

6 Common Website Development Mistakes to Avoid

Planning on getting started with a new website project? First thing, make sure you have a good SEO offering company to back you up as just making a website won’t help you get more traffic. You could learn more here on your own, but I would still recommend you get the assistance of professionals. Here is a list of 6 website development mistakes to avoid:

Striving for the most attractive website in the world
This is probably the most common mistake. A lot of people spend countless hours creating a“beautiful’ website without considering what is best for optimal performance. If you have a business where beauty and creativity of your website is critical

What is a Website Landing Page?

A website landing page is the entry page your visitors arrive at after they have clicked on a link when searching for your website, or your services or products. Your website can have multiple landing pages depending on the number of services and products. Each landing page can cater to a distinct audience and can be used to build serious engagement.

A website landing page is an essential process of the online sales process and is excellent at providing a customized sales pitch for your website visitors.
A website landing page is a giant step forward in the selling process, so calls-to-action must be powerful and as easy to follow as possible
A website landing page

What is Project Scope Creep?

Project scope creep (also called focus creep, requirement creep, feature creep, and sometimes kitchen sink syndrome) in project management refers to uncontrolled changes in a project’s scope. This phenomenon can occur when the scope of a project is not properly defined, documented, or controlled. It is generally considered a negative occurrence that is to be avoided.

Typically, the scope increase consists of either new products or new features of already approved product designs, without corresponding increases in resources, schedule, or budget. As the scope of a project grows, more tasks must be completed within the budget and schedule originally designed for a smaller set of tasks. Thus, scope creep can result in a project

Read This Before Finalizing a Content Management System (CMS)

Content Management System have become a major requirement when one is considering a website to represent a company on the internet. There are a number of content management systems available to cater to a particular situation. Such systems can be open source or proprietary, custom or third party.

Here are 6 important points to consider before you finalize a solution:

Workflow – Through workflow, you can define the process of how content will be approved before it goes live. So in a multiuser environment, it checks the validity of content being published.

Versioning – The selected content management system should support different versions of the same content and allows for rollback and comparison to previous versions. Every time

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