Category: Web standards
Benny
June 19, 2020
Google, Google SEO, Macronimous, mobile-first design, Page speed, Responsive Web Design, Search Engine Optimization, SEO, web design, Web standards, Web tools
The global average broadband internet speed is now over 11Mbps. That means web pages load fast. So, Google should not worry about slow loading webpages. But, Google is not …
How HSTS can reduce load speed by avoiding http to https redirection, instead, accessing the site directly from https? This blog explains it and the SEO advantages with Google.
In the evolving world of web development, it's crucial to stay on the cutting edge. Find out if progressive web apps are about to grow in prominence, here.
For any old-time conventional software developer, “Agile” is a term which never finds a place in their dictionary of software development. However, it was quite shocking to know that …
It hasn’t been unknown that Google is leaning heavily towards providing a better mobile experience for quite some time now. Case in point – In April 2015′ algorithm update …
Years ago, we wrote an article, web development life cycle , which explains how a web development business flow might work between the client and a web developer. The process …
A paradigm shift In the famous words of Thomas L Friedman – the world is flat. Business and commerce globally have seen a paradigm shift with the advent of …
At this point of time, it would be superfluous to say that Flash is the most prominent and widely utilized multimedia platform on the cyberspace. It has substantially demonstrated …
Benny
December 31, 2010
Best Practices, General, Macronimous, Search Engine Optimization, Search Media Optimization, Social networking, Web business, Web collaboration, web design, web programming, Web standards, Welcome, wordpress
Like any other year for a web development company, a year went with a lot of learning. Not even a single day left without the impact of technological advancements …
Have you thought about the right Data type which you should use? Is VARCHAR bad? Do you review the SQL statements that you have written? Do you know what …
