
The Importance of Mobile-First Strategy
In this 5 minute vlog, the importance of having a mobile-first strategy is discussed.
In this 5 minute vlog, the importance of having a mobile-first strategy is discussed.
Topic Categories: website design, mobile
Written by
Venkat Koneru
Born in India and moved to the US as a freshman in high school. Graduated with a Supply Chain Degree from Michigan State University and currently work as a Program Buyer for a Tier1 Automotive Company.
This 7 minute vlog provides an overview of responsive website design and various examples to illustrate this concept.
Topic Categories: website design
Written by
Jennifer Gies
Experienced Application Support Analyst with a demonstrated history of working in the automotive and healthcare industries. Strong engineering professional with a Bachelor's Degree focused in Computer Science from Wayne State University.
In today’s world, it’s hard to get anyone to fully read a website or article they find on the internet. We have all become world-class “skimmers”. This term describes those who only want that golden nugget of information they seek, that nugget being what drove them to a particular site in the first place. In fact, you’re probably reading this looking for some golden nugget of your own.
With that in mind, now that you’ve got your very own skimmers landed at your doorstep, you must take precautions to avoid these basic web design faux-pas that will send your potential leads scurrying.
Topic Categories: website design
An easy-to-read and navigate web page is a plus for any website, but for B2C or B2B businesses, it is vital. Today’s online market is larger than it ever has been, and businesses which have the know-how can take full advantage of this. A problem that plagues many sites, even major players like Amazon or BestBuy, is the challenge of complicated, cluttered pages. A cluttered homepage that is difficult to navigate can frustrate visitors into leaving for another vendor that is concise and clear.
Topic Categories: website design
Written by
Mark Gillon
M S Gillon is a Masters of Business in Business Information Systems student with over 25 years of industry experience. He enjoys a number of pastimes including reading, listening to and performing Music, gaming, among others, all of which he enjoys with his two sons and wife.
In a world of iPads, laptops, tablets and smartphones, information is at our fingertips and leave us wanting more. We expect more. We crave ... more. As a result, it’s important for organizations to meet the needs of the consumers and at times knowing what their audience wants before they realize what they want.
So you’ve created an interactive web tool but you’re struggling to get visitors to your website? There may be a few roadblocks in your way:
Use these helpful tips to re-build your tool with a responsive design that will keep your audience coming back and move it to the top of their web search.
Topic Categories: website design
Written by
Conrad Hunt
Hello my name is Conrad Hunt, I am a graduate of Michigan State University, with a degree in Electrical Engineering. I currently work for Wayne State University – School of Medicine as a Simulation Technology Administrator. I am currently pursing my MBA at Wayne State University, with a concentration in Global Supply Chain Management and Information Systems Management.
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