Why Your Website Should be Professional

You learned that a successful online business rarely comes from a cookie-cutter approach like affiliate marketing, blogging, selling MLM products, and so on. It comes from expressing your talents. People want to buy from people they know, like, and trust. If you’re an expert...

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Increase Your Sales Using a Win/Loss Strategy

No entrepreneur wants to lose, but few startups leverage a win/loss strategy, which can improve sales performance. It’s not a complicated matter; using data and customer surveys, your wins (sales) and losses (lost sales, closed accounts, etc.) are analyzed to gain competitive...

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Tips for Having an Appealing Website to Attract Customers

Staying on top of your business's website is one of the best ways to keep the interest of your customers. Consumers and technology are always changing, which is why it's important to keep yourself educated to help your business gain a competitive edge. Use your website to the...

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Use Your ERP to Target Your Audience More Effectively

ERP is an acronym for enterprise resource planning. It is defined as: the management of all the information and resources involved in a company's operations by means of an integrated computer system. Think of the main computer on the starship, Enterprise, and you will have...

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How to Create Ghost Buttons With CSS

One of the most popular web design trend this year is the "ghost button", which is simply created as a basic, flat shape and clickable items with no fill and a simple outline. It is completely (or almost completely transparent) asides from the outline and text. (Hence the...

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20 Useful Tools to Test Code Snippets

As a web developer, having a place to quickly test code or work on an idea before going live might be very important. As time go by, more online code editors are created that can help you code from any computer with internet access. These tools let you combine CSS, HTML...

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20+ HTML Elements to Write Better Text Semantics

HTML5 has several new layers, including a new set of semantic tags. While there is still some debate about whether or not we should be using and styling these tags I think at the very least we should start learning them. The following HTML tags are used to format the appearance...

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The Expected Specifications of HTML6

HTML5 has most definitely proven to be a transformational platform, giving abundant room to web developers to spread their wings (it rather has given them some blockbuster wings). With its elements like <header>, <menu>, <nav>, <menuitem> and so on,...

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Adding Icon After External Links with CSS or JavaScript

Styling external links with text or icon is common practice for many sites, like Wikipedia. It serves as a simple visual cue indicating that if you click a particular link you will be taken to another site. You can simply implement this using CSS or JavaScript without...

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How to Target IE6, IE7, IE8, IE9, IE10 and IE11

It gets frustrating when different versions of Internet Explorer displays our web pages differently due to the inconsistent rendering engine. Sometimes, we might just think tweaking our code to render the same across different browser version is not that important, but that's...

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Detection Techniques to Check Browser Support For HTML5 Features

Any website is built with a common goal in mind: to make it work according to the latest specifications and web trends. Since the mobile Internet usage is growing with each passing day, it is becoming needful for site owners to develop a site that is optimized for mobile users....

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