This section shows all posts using the ‘Responsive Web Design’ tag.
As you may be aware if Google does not consider your website to be mobile friendly, it could be penalised within Google’s search results. Knowing that websites should be mobile-friendly is nothing new. More than 80% of internet users access the web on a mobile device. Put simply, the announcement means that if your website...
You’ve probably heard the term but what does it actually mean? What is it? Responsive web design is a modern approach of creating a website which provides an optimal viewing experience no matter what the device. For example, if a responsive website is viewed on a mobile phone, you as the will not need...
Online marketing can seem like a blur when you’re used to more traditional forms of advertising. We’ll admit, it probably doesn’t help that we use so many acronyms such as PPC, SEO and CRO. It makes online marketing seem endlessly complicated, when, in reality, there are simple steps you can take to streamline your campaign...
For many of our clients they now boast a fully responsive website. Interested in seeing how well your website responds? If you haven’t updated your website yet, test out it’s performance with this quick test! CLICK HERE
Old Media Meets The Web The Wall Street Journal Some things never change — one being that most of the Wall Street Journal’s website is behind a paywall. BBC No one would accuse the BBC’s current website of being the prettiest site around, but the British network has come a long, long way from...
In the not too distant past, the main approach towards ensuring a great online experience for both desktop and mobile users involved creating completely separate pages. This was time consuming, required double the amount of work and resources, could lead to possible lapses in continuity across devices and offered poor scalability. This gave rise...
This blog will help you turn your existing website into a fully operational marketing tool. Not only improving your website’s search engine visibility online, but building traffic to your website and converting visitors into customers. The first stage is to check whether it is achievable with your current website and whether you should use your...
Your website is perhaps the most powerful tool your business has. With more and more people exclusively using their site to attract new customers, close deals and advertise their company, it is vital that every competitive company makes sure their web presence is aesthetically pleasing, optimised for the user and a real endorsement of...
As technology develops in the form of smartphones and tablets so does web design. Before the development of the growth of mobile devices us web designers simply had one main target to achieve and that was to ensure our websites displayed consistently across a range of browsers and operating systems. However, now the aim...