Design

10 Best HTML5 Audio Players

April 26, 2013

HTML5 browsers have, in recent years, begun to gain more and more market share. That has made a great deal of developers quite excited, as they can start leaving their cumbersome Flash players for more elegant, faster HTML5 media players. If you’re looking to make the switch, here are ten HTML5 audio players that you can pop on your website in lieu of a Flash player! 1. MediaElement MediaElement might be the most popular HTML5 ...

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The Techniques and Guidelines Behind Responsive Images

April 6, 2013

Every web developer tries their best to keep up with the latest trends. They always try to support any new internet accessible devices. Previously, the support was only restricted to desktop and laptop but with the advent of smartphones and tablets all running Wi-Fi, their reach has extended. These advancements indicate that the developers have to work with the trends which can adapt naturally to every screen size. This is the speciality of responsive web design. ...

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How to Create Free jQuery Image Slider for A Website in Minutes

March 26, 2013

An image worth thousand words, yes.. you can express the message of thousand words in a single image, and for the same reason we used to see sliders in most of the modern websites. Web slider is nothing but an image container which rotates the images at the specified interval. Slider makes the website look professional and at the same time introduces all the products and services that website offers. More over, when you are using ...

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How to CrowdSource Your Design Ideas using Freelancer.com

March 7, 2013

Last time when I talked about blog design, I explained how custom design will help you in better branding. Though, the problem with solopreneur blogger like you and me is getting the best work, at a decent price. Usually, when I hire someone for blog work, I prefer social recommendations, over using Google to find people. At times I use network like elance, Freelancer to find developers, designers. The problem with freelancing sites is, even if you ...

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Landing Page Hot Spots – How to Track Them and Increase Click Through Rate

February 1, 2013

Landing pages! They never cease to amaze me. They are the game changer, maker or breaker of any online business. Make them ugly and unseemly, and they are going to ruin your fortune. Make them look beautiful, and they are going to be the game changer. Now the big question is how on earth you are going to make your landing page stand out and prompt action. Simple, you need to find out the spots ...

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Who Should Never Do Blogging?

January 28, 2013

Our distinguished pro bloggers encourage all the newbie bloggers to do lot of hard work to become successful. They very generously guide the new entrants of this field and share with them every secret to earn money as much as they can. Obviously their sincerity is above board. But simultaneously they remain so kind enough and avoid becoming straight forward. Here also their purpose is not to discourage the beginners. They don’t want their words ...

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The Importance of Landing Pages

December 14, 2012

Being an internet marketer, who doesn’t want to convert people into buyers? These days, you might be seeing a lot of attractive landing pages which are often used to sell products. Not just selling products, if you have seen people who do email marketing, creating attractive and stunning landing pages is the thing they focus on the most. Even if you have invested a lot of time/money or both in the primary part, failing in lead generation and ...

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Does Using Image Sliders Reduce Conversions On A WordPress Site?

November 10, 2012

Image Sliders are an incredibly popular way of displaying content on WordPress homepages. In recent years, it’s been hard to find a WordPress site, especially an eCommerce site, that doesn’t have an image slider or carousel in a prominent position. They are a convenient way of displaying information—offers or products—in a dynamic and visually interesting way, and adhere to the (somewhat dubious) rule that most content should be above the “fold”. As an alternative to ...

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