Web design is a process because it involves a series of steps that must be followed in order to create a functional and effective website. It is not a one-time task, but rather an ongoing process that involves planning, research, design, development, testing, launch, maintenance, and evaluation. The web design process includes 8 basic phases as contained in this blog.
There’s a lot of buzz on Facebook and all over the internet that makes it seem as if Paint is being completely destroyed. If you were reading just headlines, you might think that it’s being taken away with nothing new in sight, but this is not the case. Users may not be familiar with a program called Paint 3D, which if you’re currently using Windows 10, is probably on your computer right now.
The age of physical calendars might be getting some new life with the Magic Calendar, which is a new e-paper calendar.
Linkedin, a social media client built for professionalism and careers, is introducing a new way to present users with trending news.
If you have ever been in a situation where you’re trying to meet your friends or family for a gathering or event and you’re unable to properly locate them – Google Maps has the perfect update for you.
Facebook is changing the job application game with its brand new features. The popular social media is truly trying to become a one-stop shop for everything people need from online, almost like the AOL of the new age.
Have you ever wanted to sort through your tweets and delete the ones you don’t like or ones that you feel are embarrassing? Keep or Delete, an app for mobile phones, allows you to do just that.
If you were interested in purchasing a pair of those Snapchat glasses last year and didn’t get to, you’re in luck because their Spectacles are now available for purchase through their website!
Pokemon Go is a free-to-play game brought to us by Niantic, partnered with Nintendo, that was released on all smart mobile devices and here’s what you need to know about Generation 2!
Nobody wants to have their information hacked. Whether you’re a regular run of the mill individual or if you own your own business, getting hacked and having your information stolen from you is the absolute opposite of what you want.
