Trish Parr, YouTuber and front end programmer once said: If you think math is hard, try web design. Web design is at the heart of many different fields such as web graphic design, user experience, technology, and much, much more. And that doesn’t include what needs to be done in order to get that web Read More
DevOps is growing by leaps and bounds. While adoption has hit 50%, many organizations are still unsure of what DevOps really is. DevOps represents a set of practices that incorporates software development (Dev) and IT operations (Ops). This system is meant to increase the abilities of organizations to deliver services and applications at a higher Read More
Kustomer has been working with DevriX on a WordPress development retainer plan since August 2019. In this case study, we will focus primarily on the provided services to support their marketing team’s needs, up until April, 2020, in the form of: Overhauling the usability of editing content Major speed improvements across the website Thorough UI Read More
Did you know 40% of online transactions are done using a mobile device? Even though the conversion rates are still behind those on desktop, mobile purchases are constantly growing. If you are an online shop owner you must optimize your mobile checkout process otherwise you will lose clients. What does the data say about mobile Read More
Search engine optimization (SEO) is one of the most important aspects of digital marketing. The world of search engines is complex and their algorithms are constantly changing. The latest Google core update announced on May 4th proves that. Later today, we are releasing a broad core algorithm update, as we do several times per year. Read More
… And How to Find Relief Almost no one will argue that the hardest part of starting an eCommerce business is ensuring that it succeeds. Just making it to the point where you can quit your day job and focus full time on your own business is worth toasting. But once you’ve given yourself a Read More
Hold your horses on assembling keywords into a domain name and looking it up for availability. We will eventually get there anyway. For non-marketers, we have developed an actionable guide on how to invent a working and livelong brand name for an eCommerce business, featuring tools and techniques. If you’re seeking out a working eCommerce Read More
Apart from the intangible, marketing local services differ from marketing products by a very important distinction: the number of in-person touchpoints with the customer and the inherent necessity to keep in touch. Production and inventory costs pressured the companies selling physical products to heavily invest in marketing. Not being saddled with high fixed costs both Read More
Every industry has been impacted in some way by the outbreak of the coronavirus COVID-19, and this has thrown many marketers for a loop when it comes to publishing their upcoming content. Furthermore, with economies around the world in a substantial downturn and uncertainty being the name of the game, 2020 is going to be Read More
Google Chrome is among the most widely used browsers out there with nearly 65% of the users globally. And there is a good reason for that, it works well, it supports a ton of web features, integrates natively with all that google provides and it’s easy to use. But there is more than the user Read More
WordPress is and will remain the leading CMS in the web development industry. With 63.1% of CMS market share, the number of WordPress websites will only rise. Unfortunately, that also means that the number of potential bugs and errors in websites rises too, which can be costly if you don’t know how to locate them. Read More
CSS or Cascading Style Sheets — The language that defines how a web page should look, and sometimes behave. It’s often overlooked by web developers as an “easy” language that doesn’t require too much attention. Memorizing some of the most common properties, the general flow and googling more obscure properties is the way to go. Read More
