Digital transformation is taking place across all sectors and at all sizes of business. As companies embrace the digital culture and begin to deploy enabling technologies like cloud, AI and machine learning, the role of the website within the organisation will also begin to change. In this post, we’ll look at how a website’s role …
The sheer number of data breaches and cyberattacks that take place means that when developing a website, companies need to adopt a security mindset. Failure to do so can have disastrous consequences, including substantial fines, loss of business and reputational damage. Ensuring your website is secure means grappling with a wide range of security issues …
If you intend to take payments for goods or services on your website, you’ll be required to comply with Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) regulations. These are the security standards that companies which store, process or transmit payment card data have to meet. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at …
As the share of online shopping continues to grow, the amount companies spend on website development and digital marketing is increasing by around 30% year on year. Underlying this investment is the need to stay ahead in an increasingly competitive market. Companies are using their marketing budgets in a range of ways, from mobile websites …
Long ago online developers created websites using HTML and a few lines of code as websites were simple pages of text and few pictures. Then came developments that enabled websites to include graphics and animation. Today we have reached the stage where artificial intelligence is beginning to automate web design work and understand user experience. …
Smartphones are now the primary way people access the internet. We use them for over 60% of our browsing and, since 2016, over half of the UK’s online shopping has been done on them. Their importance is such, that Google downranks websites that aren’t mobile-friendly and, since last year, uses mobile pages rather than desktop …