The possibilities for innovation in design are unlikely to be exhausted since technological development is always offering new opportunities for innovative design. Innovative design always develops in tandem with innovative technology and can never be an end in and of itself.
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Normally when we code, we use divs and in search engine’s perspective divs are pretty much meaningless. Now with the emergence of HTML5, it add more meaningful tags such as header, footer, sections, article and aside, which in turn provides a better SEO. Different section can be easily distinguished from one another. The benefit of this is that it will allow search engines to easily crawl the website and skipping the sections such as footer and header and use them for different indexing purposes. With HTML 5, search engine indexing will be more efficient and meaningful. Continue
When a website is launched, everyone can see it, we can say that it went “global”. You sometimes notice some of these sites have a drop down to change languages. When you get into these designs many modifications must be made to accommodate different languages, scripts, and geographic and cultural requirements. Here are a few quick tips in designing with the world in mind: Continue
Let’s put it in the books, Microsoft have purchased Skype for $8.5 billion – all-in cash. Facebook and Google were said to be the earlier companies that have an interest in purchasing Skype and now, Microsoft is walking away with it. This deal is an advantageous move for Microsoft mainly for the following reasons: Continue
It’s better to write for your audience than for search engines. Keyword stuffing may have worked before and probably still today, but if you have an actual reader come across your page only to find the word “usability” 20 times in 4 paragraphs, odds are they’re going to hit the back button and never visit your page again. Continue
