One of the most common use-cases for the internet as a medium is e-commerce. The ability to combine informational websites that can educate users about the features and benefits of your products, then quickly introduce the capability to purchase the item with limited effort on the part of the user, has changed commerce as we...
We all know that various compliance standards apply to our websites and applications . For some, we can optionally consider complying, yet others may be required to run our businesses online. What does a website owner need to know in terms of what standards must be kept? After all, there are many acronyms and much confusing...
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) may have become law on January 1st, but it isn't until July 1st that it will be enforced. Like most laws, it is long and complicated, and sure to scare some marketers on the first read. Let's leave that to the lawyers, however, and focus on what this law means and how you...
This week, as I was working with a client discussing an open-source software solution versus a closed-source licensed one, the question arose whether or not open-source software is secure. At first, I thought of a facepalm emoji. But, I took a moment and realized that this is still an area of confusion for many . So...
In recent years, software-as-a-service platforms have delved more and more into the CMS space. This is in part because of the prevalence of all software moving to subscription models, but also in response to the fact that websites are somewhat complicated. For some users, the work required to develop a website can add to...
Perhaps by now, you have heard the concept of " Growth-Driven Design ," a concept which was defined by a team at HubSpot and proselytized as a methodology for crafting quick and dirty websites, after which they are continuously improved and grown upon over time. We've actually even featured it among our...
