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Our Solution – Site Testing
With so many differing standards existing on the Internet, it is extremely important to thoroughly test that a web site will be displayed properly independent of browser, platform or monitor resolution. Even if a web site is designed to be easy to use, that cannot be confirmed until the site is put to use by everyday users. We will design a testing process that ensures that any confusing elements in the design are rooted out and fixed. |
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The Evolving "Secret"
Over the last decade, a number of popular ideas about what makes a successfull Web site have been bandied around, and all were wrong to some degree. Here are some of those Secrets to successful Web sites:
Links: When the Web began booming in 1994, it was all about links. You would hear in the press that the secret to a successful Web site was linking to other sites.
Cool: Then people started saying that the secret of success was to make your site cool. Cool sites were more entertaining and more likely to attract repeat visitors. Community: Then people started talking about community; yeah, that's right, that's the secret! The secret to a successful Web site was creating a community where people would meet and chat with each other. Content: Then, around 2000, people discovered that the secret was content. By putting more stuff, particulary textual information, on your site, you could be more successful. The real secret is... |
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