Category Archives: Website Development Guidelines

Minimize Potential Website Launch Risks by Testing New Features and Pages First

Lisa FrankSeptember 29, 2015 Imagine this scenario: You help run the website for a successful e-commerce company. You listened to your customers and redesigned a key feature on your site. Based on their feedback, you thought that streamlining the search process would lead to increased conversions. But you were wrong and conversions were flat. What … Continue reading Minimize Potential Website Launch Risks by Testing New Features and Pages First

8 Essential Things In Web Development Checklist To Follow For Your Upcoming Projects

Sarah ClarkSeptember 28, 2015 Launching a website live is definitely no child’s play. A website development should be governed by the principle as to what makes a website search engine friendly. A website needs to reach out to the right kind of audience who are daily surfing the search engine platforms like Google, Yahoo and … Continue reading 8 Essential Things In Web Development Checklist To Follow For Your Upcoming Projects

Tough Choices For Your Next Web Project: Budget And Flexibility

Debi LewisSeptember 24, 2015 As you prepare to build a new website, redesign an old one, or make changes to the way your organization handles its online presence, there are hundreds of tiny decisions that compete for your attention. Do you need a new logo? Do you want to use WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, SquareSpace, Wix, … Continue reading Tough Choices For Your Next Web Project: Budget And Flexibility

Why Website Personalization Increases Conversions

Amrit KirpalaniSeptember 23, 2015 As a marketer, you understand that making every web user’s experience personal and relevant will lead to a stronger affiliation with your brand and increase your chances of making a sale. Personalization makes your customer feel like you truly understand them and massively streamlines your web experience by using big data insights to … Continue reading Why Website Personalization Increases Conversions

5 Issues 97% of Testing Teams Want to Fix

Shana RusonisSeptember 7, 2015 “Optimization is a journey, not a destination.” We’ll often point to this statement as a guiding light for our own testing, and as a recommendation to our thousands of customers—testing and optimization are iterative, learning-driven processes that are ongoing. Experimentation means that nothing about your digital experience should remain fixed for … Continue reading 5 Issues 97% of Testing Teams Want to Fix