Earlier this month, I came across a fascinating article called WordPress Pricing Debunked, which detailed the cost of setting up a moderately complex WordPress site for a company. The prices quoted seemed a little on the high side to me,…
A web design must be enthused with creativity and awesome designing sense which takes your business to a new progressive level, and you certainly cannot afford to deliver a mediocre level of design in such a nip and tuck competitive…
Not every design idea is a good one. The scores of horrible sites on the web are testament to that. How can you ensure yours isn’t among them? Look, I get it. Web design is hard sometimes. After all, you’ve…
HTML5 is the fifth and the most recent version of the HTML standard. It is a markup language used for structuring and showcasing the content for the World Wide Web. The revised version of HTML, i.e., HTML5 is developed with…
Researchers from Yale, Stanford and the University of Michigan set out to determine if people would spend more money when presented with simple options or with more complicated ones. As you can guess, the simple options won out. But you don’t even have…
This is a guest contribution by Maggie Sawyer. HTML5 is the most recent version of the hyper-text markup language used to develop all types of websites. The latest version of HTML comes with many of the same features that are offered…
This is a guest contribution by Graeme Caldwell WordPress is a hugely powerful content management system that makes it easy to include any number of widgets and features on a site. The range of options can be overwhelming, and many novice…
This is a guest contribution by Lucy Berrette The new version of PHP launched on the market in 2014. The latest version of PHP 5.6 offers some of the nice features while other features have been removed from it. Obviously, being…
Augury is bit a risky job, but this is what analysis is; another form of augury. With so many complex and intricate terms pertaining to different levels of web design, we now need to be observant about every minuscule change…