“Failure is the key to success; each mistake teaches us something.” – Morihei Ueshiba
Those Agile methods that you apply to the development cycle don’t just work for the production of code. According to Eric Ries, serial inventor and Entrepreneur-in-Residence at Harvard Business School, you can iterate your way to a business model, learning from your mistakes as you go.
Ries invented the term “Lean Startup” to refer a way of designing a business model through continuous prototyping, rather than meticulous planning. “Using the latest technology, a lean startup can create product prototypes in weeks and months, not years, and use customer feedback to evolve them in near-real time,” Ries said in 2009. “Releases are measured in minutes and hours, not days andweeks.” The intention is to release often, measure everything and learn quickly.

Google’s indexing initiative has potentially raised eyebrows of many people, while providing smile for others. News points to Google’s intention to index facebook comments (including others which are accessible only through an HTTP POST request).

One of the most important aspects of creating your brand is the logo.  Logo design is something that every company, from tiny to huge empires, concentrates on.  When designing your logo, there are 3 simple tips to keep in mind:  Keep your logo simple, sometimes less is more,  your logo does not have to show what your company does, and lastly is the size of the logo.

With all this talk of “the cloud” and how that technology is and will shape the web as we know it, it’s ignorant to assume that this emerging technology will not affect how the web is developed. Web designers are embracing new technology every day. Why? Because web design and development in the cloud makes life easier in lots of ways. This includes everything from file management to image editing to major website updates. New content management systems (CMS) are being built around this idea that the cloud is changing how we interact with the web. Let’s take a quick look at the cloud and how it impacts web designers today.

For those of you who are unaware of the concept of Crowdsourcing, let me start off by giving a brief history. Crowdsourcing initially began when the term was invented by Jeff Howe in 2006. It is built around the concept of starting an online project where clients can pool in the resources of a group of creative people. This innovative idea gained immense popularity and was implemented by the design industry as well. The earliest site to launch an online design contest was 99designs. Soon after, the trend skyrocketed as more sites like MycroBurst, CrowdSPRING and LogoTournament emerged.

Did you ever make a website that started to get overwhelming feedback and comments with in few weeks and still getting the huge traffic on daily basis?

I know you didn’t : ), but you CAN. I am not going to tell you ingredients for Felix Felicis (luck potion of harry potter), but just wanted to share some most commonly practiced methods to make effective news website which I observed during my working experience as an internet marketing consultant and web designer.

Can you believe me!Every web designer or developer gets credit for making website that gets popular amongst internet villagers and that it generates profit in terms of money for the owner or organization.

Perhaps there are some niches where websites may get quick attention or at least the limited target audience is attracted by — but the niche that is you are going to be introduced here is mind-blowing awesome to get greater public viewership because of its broad audience spectrum that is comprised on people of every age, sex, education, and various likings from around the world. This is the niche of ‘news-magazine’ in web-designing environment.

Google is good for many things and providing users with the most relevant and quality results quickly is one of them. But we owe it all to their complex algorithm that is being changed and improved almost every day to insure stability and safe surfing for users.

Since Google was launched in 1998, many things have happened. Changes and updates started to affect the algorithm more and more often and SEOs around the world started to panic. Truth is, there is absolutely no reason for that since the updates we witness only affect a small percentage of all searches and they generally aim for the spammy, low quality websites.