by April Rios | Nov 17, 2014 | eCommerce, Responsive Design
Few things are certain in the world of retailers, but one fact is inescapable: Customers are going to continue to become more demanding even as their habits change. Customers are no longer satisfied with a “cookie-cutter” approach to retail. They are not...read more
by April Rios | Sep 25, 2014 | Responsive Design
It would be hard to find anyone who has not encountered a “404” message if the individual has spent more than a few minutes surfing the web. No matter how much importance you place on making sure your website makes a great first impression, things will...read more
by Adam Graham | Aug 5, 2014 | Responsive Design
It can take visitors less than one second to reach an initial impression of your website, and less than three seconds to decide whether to stay or move on, according to a study conducted by the Missouri University of Science and Technology. Unless you can keep...read more
by Adam Graham | Jul 28, 2014 | Responsive Design
It seems that every time web developers become proficient at creating sites that will render correctly on any device, the industry releases yet another type of device that requires changing design strategies. Such is the case with the phablet. (For the uninitiated, a...read more
by April Rios | Jun 30, 2014 | Responsive Design
It seems that every year, a new technology is touted as “the next big thing,” Occasionally, these technologies are an epic fail — think Warner’s Qube or the Net PC — but more often, they are true game changers. Technological advances have...read more
by Adam Graham | May 21, 2014 | Best Practices, Responsive Design
Metro-style designs have the potential to be sleek, beautiful pages. However, just like city metro vehicles can be shiny and attractive or dented and rusty, a metro site can be poorly planned and offer unsatisfactory results, or it can be well-planned and executed and...read more
