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Digital Marketing Trends to Look for in 2019
2019 is poised to be a great year for digital marketers. There are more options today for engaging with your users than ever before, but where do you [...]
5 Tips for Creating a Good Landing Page
Creating a solid landing page for your website can be very cumbersome, you want to ensure your audience does not experience any issues when they land [...]
Is a Proxy Translation Service Right for Your Website?
Having to translate changing content into multiple languages and serve the right language to the right visitor is one of the most complex, [...]
How to Design a Customer Focused Website
The process of designing and developing a new website can be overwhelming. There are lots of people to coordinate, pressure from above to get it done [...]
Social Media Trends for 2019
It’s been a great year for social media, in it’s ever changing landscape, social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp, [...]
What is ASP.NET and Why Should I Use It?
In the world of web and application development, there are many frameworks and languages that developers can choose from. Each framework has features [...]
2018 Digital Marketing Tools to be Thankful For
As I prepare for the Thanksgiving weekend, I have been dreaming about all of the wonderful, gluttonous food that I will be eating over the coming [...]
What Is Blockchain?
As our civilization pushes technology forward at an ever faster pace, we increasingly encounter newsworthy terms that are difficult for most people [...]
A Beginner’s Guide to A/B Testing
What is A/B Testing?A/B testing, also known as bucket testing and split-run testing, is a randomized experiment in web analytics, which has two [...]
Getting Started with React and Gutenberg
The release of WordPress 5.0 is expected on November 19th, 2018 - and with it brings a major change in the form of the default Gutenberg editor. In [...]
Notes from Kentico Connections 2018 in Chicago
The other week was a busy travel week with three of us at Kentico Connections in Chicago and another one of us at the Umbraco US Festival - also in [...]
HTML: Perception vs Reality, from an Accessibility Point of View
There is a common theme that I’ve found from running accessibility audits on websites. Many of us use HTML based on our perceptions rather than on [...]