Tips to reduce your e-commerce bounce rate for Christmas
Tis the perfect season to reduce shopping cart abandonment rates
Dust off that old tree, scrummage through the box of old Christmas decorations; new and handmade, mount your stocking to an edge of the window. It's time to get all the Christmas decorations out of the way to refocus on your online presence throughout the Christmas period.
0 Comment(s)Project Planning & Preparation
Hands up if you’ve heard of the ‘7 P’s’ principle. Go on, raise your hand wherever you might be reading this. Are you getting some strange looks? Good.
For those of you with your hands down, the ‘7 P’s’ refers to this phrase:
Proper Planning & Preparation Prevents Pretty Poor Performance
3 Comment(s)Introduction to Drupal
When approaching any sort of project – a website, a home renovation or a camping trip – it’s essential to have the right tool for the job. As web designers, we have a particularly large range of software packages available to us to assist in creating our websites.
The key software choice to make when designing a site is which CMS or core package we will use to form the base of the site. A CMS (Content Management System) is software that sits on your web server and manages all the content and communications that happen on your website.
0 Comment(s)Ways to Improve Online Performance
Every investment needs foreseeable goals and strategies to achieve a desired result and outcome whether that be brand awareness, client education, return on investment or other measurable outcomes.
Below are a few objectives you can put in place with your current website and social mediums to improve your online performance.
0 Comment(s)Firefox Extensions, Vol. 1
If you’ve read the ‘fast facts’ in my profile, you’ll know that I really dig Firefox extensions. Over years I’ve trialled a silly number of them in the quest to find the perfect extension set. Now though I believe I’ve come out with a pretty good core set which I use in my day-to-day here at Feedia.
This list probably won’t shatter your world if you’re already an experienced web professional, but if you’re just starting out you might find these helpful.
0 Comment(s)Does slow and steady really win the race?
As a child, like many, I grew up with the fable 'The Tortoise and the Hare'.
"One day a hare saw a tortoise walking slowly along and began to laugh and mock him. The hare challenged the tortoise to a race and the tortoise accepted. They agreed on a route and started off the race. The hare shot ahead and ran briskly for some time. Then seeing that he was far ahead of the tortoise, he thought he'd sit under a tree to relax before continuing the race.
1 Comment(s)Make your website work with you
Ok so you'll all be happy to know that my plant has survived. It goes to show that a little maintenance...well actually I should start this again.
So basically I took some of my dad's advice...thought about it for a few days...then acted upon it...oh and then forgot. So until a friend stepped in to overhaul and put my maintenance regime back on track, it was pretty much stumbling downhill toward plant doom.
1 Comment(s)Watering your investment
Abruptly waking to my alarm, I reached over switching it to snooze and noticed that my once prospering well nourished plant wasn't looking its cheery self. A phone call to my Dad set things straight.
"Oh, so you're supposed to water it every day - not just when you feel like it."
Yes as you'd expect life, like it always does, takes over and maintaining the small things like nourishing a plant suddenly slides down the scale of importance.
0 Comment(s)What is Jquery? Why use Jquery?
In the programming world choosing the right tool and the coding environment is one of the important process, which must not be neglected. It determines the effectiveness, efficiency and even the success of a project. In this post we will be looking at Jquery, a tool that have become my choice tool when coding in Javascript.
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