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2-factor Authentication

admin — Mon, 27 Jan 2020 06:55:22 +0000

According to the data, hackers and fraudsters are moving away from targeting larger businesses to more, small businesses and consumers directly. These concerns have led to “the widespread adoption among businesses and consumers of Two-factor authentication — and even hardware authentication. It is beyond important to make sure your site is up to date at all times. This is a constant process as hackers are constantly working against us. Sites need security. If you are not on a security plan with us you need to be

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Data Protection & Privacy

admin — Mon, 27 Jan 2020 06:13:29 +0000

We expect consumer and legislative pressure to increase scrutiny on how large platforms such as Facebook and Google protect consumer data and privacy. If they don’t start asking customers to opt-in (rather than opt-out) for use of their data for advertising and other purposes, he suggests that they will face “an uphill battle given the impact this would have on their business model. As a business owner with a website, we realize you do not always have time to keep up on the ever changing web issues.

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Digital Interactions

admin — Mon, 27 Jan 2020 06:12:29 +0000

Hopefully you have noticed how much destination sites like Netflix and Amazon have raised the stakes for seamless and easy use digital interactions. We the response, businesses across all types of industries are scrambling to modernize their customer experiences to meet these expectations for a more demanding buyers. Today’s extremely-savvy customers expect nothing less than right now, anytime, anywhere access to a brand, on any and all devices, without friction as they move across different channels. That’s a very tall order – and there is no surprise that experience transformation is the No. 1 and most important priority, according to a new IDG/Cognizant survey.

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Responsive Web Design (RWD)

admin — Thu, 02 May 2019 11:31:41 +0000

Here is the good news for us: Responsive Web Design (RWD) is poised to make the developer’s life considerably easier – that is, after a brief learning curve time. With RWD, we have developed a website that will look great and be easy to use whether it’s viewed on a desktop computer or a smartphone screen

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Hackers!!!

admin — Wed, 24 Apr 2019 11:34:32 +0000

Nearly half of Americans (47%) have had their account hacked in the last year alone. Are web designers and developers taking enough measures to prevent these problems?

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Do you SEO our website?

admin — Mon, 01 Apr 2019 13:54:02 +0000

SEO stands for “search engine optimization”, the process of maximizing a website's traffic by ensuring it appears high in search engine results. A common misconception is that SEO is something that you implement on your website once when you first set it up; in reality

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Why your site needs a CMS

admin — Thu, 28 Feb 2019 13:55:20 +0000

I was recently working with a small start-up client who were looking to develop a static website with no content management system (CMS).

We planned ahead, realising that if no CMS was going to be used then we’d have to get the content right from the start. Work was done on content themes, headline messaging and a copywriter engaged to make sure the content was relevant and engaging enough to positively impact conversion.

Everything was going well in the development process yet we still struggled to finalise copy due to internal stakeholder input and a shifting priority from one internal capability of the business to another. We needed more time to refine the content structure yet there was also a need to get the site to market as quickly as possible.

After speaking with the client, we decided their initial decision to go without a CMS may have saved them some upfront cost, the reality was that they needed one.

On all but the tiniest sites you probably do to.

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