There are numerous studies that highlight how important site speed is for the user experience, but in truth it's something that should be obvious to everyone.
I had to come back to Econsultancy and write about this, as 1 year ago I wrote the article: Companies respond to just 5% of question on social media. Get it? Only 5% of all questions got answered. REALLY crazy!
Promote your B2B business on Pinterest: check out how these businesses are successfully using Pinterest.
Increasing conversions on smartphones is notoriously difficult, with consumers often reverting to desktop or tablets to make a purchase.
Many of the fundamental rules for e-commerce web design are fairly straightforward, yet it's still fairly common to see businesses making basic errors.
The template used for North Korea's official website is from an American who charges $15 for the design.
Problems rarely kill projects. What kills them is failure to recognise and address problems.
Often, on the web, links break or users type in the wrong URL. Sometimes pages go AWOL. At this point a 404 page is displayed, and I thought I'd compile a few of the more recent ones that I've spotted.
Fascinating letters. Interesting correspondence.
Regardless of how much money Android has generated (or, more accurately, hasn't generated) for Google, there can be little doubt that Google is pleased with the fact that it owns the second most popular mobile OS in the world.
US Outlook Research in Motion even managed to screw up the admission that its business is a screw-up. Ten weeks into the job, chief executive Thorsten Heins had decided to admit what everyone else knows, namely that the company needs a major rethink ...
The Samsung Galaxy Tab range is the "only serious tablet competitor" to the new iPad, says former Apple boss John Sculley.