Augmented Reality or AR is a technology that superimposes a digitally-generated image as a composite image. Adopting AR in web design is far greater than we can imagine. It has started optimizing the user experience on mobile and desktop. [More]

Google started is search engine service in 1998, it wasn’t until 2000 that it introduced a complex set of algorithm to help rank a webpage. Google’s algorithms are a complex set of mathematical and logical rules used to retrieve data from its search index and instantly deliver the best possible results for a query or the keyword. [More]

Web hosting, hosting, or website hosting simply refers to hosting a website, images, videos, emails, or documents in a digital server. Depending on the purpose of hosting, the hosted files can be accessed through either public domain or private network. [More]

A website generates business along with promoting goodwill and delivering strong marketing messages. Whether a business is small, medium, or large; is it a startup or a Fortune 500, a website can help any individual cause. [More]

A company who understands the importance of digital marketing throughout the development of a website see a higher gain in sales and revenue than those who implement it later. [More]

2019 is almost mid-way, and there are lots of things to think over – How much has the digital marketing landscape changed and as a marketer what can you accommodate to fit the latest need for ranking a website in the top Search Engine results. [More]

19 percent of Americans have some form of disability. There are many benefits to adopting ADA compliance while building a website as it caters to both regular and differently-abled users. [More]

Every brand website targets certain goals that help to drive sales. Although every website may differ in color, design, and interface, they are programmed to eventually generate lead and drive sales. [More]

When we say design, lots of things may come into our mind. If it’s a single page website, a la [More]

CAPTCHA is a digital program designed to distinguish human from machine input, typically as a way of thwarting spam and automated extraction of data from websites. It is an acronym for ‘Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart.’ [More]