A UK-based well known logistics fulfillment and redemption business asked Elegant MicroWeb to assist in the development of a high-performance platform for off-the-shelf services to accommodate merchants and create a personalized fulfillment and redemption portal. With this solution, Elegant MicroWeb ensured swift delivery of quality products and services to merchants and end users.
Not too long ago, a website was a nice to have list on a business card. Today a website is all addressing system of qualification.
It didn’t take long for the world to say, where is your website?
Nor did they take time to confirm back with you on their expectations and start judging you on the basis of how well your website is made.
Some of the quality websites that remain updated takes hours to make and are made with intense focus on the communication!
Whilst, some are made for a simple reason that there should be a website that talks about you, your services, products, customers and what not.
Then again, there are the transaction supportive business platforms that are mistaken for website, though are hosted and managed in much the same way.
These could your business applications; these could your website that just runs a shopping platform, a community or whatever it can be.
Ever wondered how many types and classifications of business application exist?
Well to be honest, there are no defined systems of classifying a website.
If your enterprise is considering Responsive Web Design (RWD) or Adaptive Web Design (AWD), it is important to understand that the decision process does not end with RWD and AWD. To successfully design, develop, configure, integrate and implement a flexible web design, the business must also consider the questions related to ‘Content First’ and ‘Mobile First’.’Content First’ and ‘Mobile First’ methodologies are designed to put the emphasis on content prioritization, and to ensure that important information reaches the users, no matter what device they are using. These methodologies are often part of a responsive design strategy, and reflect an approach that allows the enterprise to display important business information to users quickly and with established priorities. If the navigation menu or company message is not clear or if it does not load fast on a smart phone the business may lose clients, customer trust, credibility and revenue. Having a content first strategy will help the enterprise to establish and sustain trust by respecting the user’s time and attention.
When you take the long view it is easy to see how the cost of RWD is more than offset by customer satisfaction and user adoption.
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