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19 June, 2022

What Is a Responsive Website and Why It's Important?

A responsive website is the one that responds to users' behaviour and interactions based on the various screen sizes, orientations, and platforms. As people in Singapore are getting interested in instant gratification from anything they do online, their attention spans continue to shrink where a responsive website can appeal to their behaviour by improving readability and enhancing interactions, thereby increasing the duration of their stay on a website.
Responsive Website
19 June, 2022

5 Reasons Why Your Business in Singapore Needs a Website

Several misconceptions lead business owners in Singapore and everywhere across the world to believe they don't need a website for their company. Some think their business in Singapore is just not large enough to need a website while others seem to consider a website merely an online brochure. Some entrepreneurs in Singapore even believe that websites and their maintenance are too expensive and difficult for them to manage.
Responsive Website
19 June, 2022

5 Factors to Consider When Choosing an Ecommerce Platform in Singapore

The choice of an ecommerce platform in Singapore comes prior to the design & development of an ecommerce website. In fact, the platform you choose dictates the overall capability and strength of your website that will represent your business in Singapore. There are dozens of platforms, each claiming to be good at what they're built to do. How do you choose the right one for your Singapore-based ecommerce business?
Responsive Website
19 June, 2022

5 Factors to Consider Before Hiring a Web Design and Development Company in Singapore

The choice of an ecommerce platform in Singapore comes prior to the design & development of an ecommerce website. In fact, the platform you choose dictates the overall capability and strength of your website that will represent your business in Singapore. There are dozens of platforms, each claiming to be good at what they're built to do. How do you choose the right one for your Singapore-based ecommerce business?