Guide to Design and Development Trends for Adaptive Marketers

While responsive websites is the entire trend in today’s digital ecommerce world, it is not always a good idea to suggest a business to redesign its website. Google does suggest a number of  benefits for a responsive website, but it is you who is going to decide whether you just want a responsive website or a great website that helps its visitors have an awesome user experience. 

Here are some for the guidelines best followed for adaptive marketers for design and development trends.

Beginner guidelines for ‘Safety First’ colours for the Web

Using too many colours for your web design can most probably not land you into a wonderful looking colourful page, but rather a situation called ‘Blech’ where too many colours inevitably end up looking just wrong. Working with colours can be a wonderful experience but when you are to create colours for the web, you need to follow a practical framework where the website looks not only well coloured but also make sense. Here are some safety guidelines for beginners for website colour schemes that can help them wade through the tough water (read: colours) through ease.

Digital Marketing facts and its statistics

Digital revolution is in place. Instead of spending an hour or two on the internet, we are connected 24/7. Whilst the medium may vary - laptops, desktops, smartphones but we are on the internet either checking our mails, on social networking sites like Facebook or Twitter or Wattsapping and Googling. All these platforms cumulative form the digital sphere. Here comes the importance of digital marketing. It has made a paradigm shift in marketing. It is a form of inbound marketing where the goal is to find your concerned business. Businesses put content out for others to search and find them through an online search, a paid search, by reading your content such as an article or blog or by finding your business on a social network.