Web Design Toronto

As an e-commerce business owner, you need to focus on the big picture such as revenue, traffic, growth strategy and such.   But overlooking the “small things” can have a huge negative impact on your big vision. We call the “small things” micro-conversion. They are critical parts of your pre-macro converting process. What is micro-conversions? A micro conversion refers to a user activity that leads them to the target conversion (purchasing). For instance, if you have an E-commerce Business Website that sells premium outdoor furniture, you may wish for a visitor hitting the “add to cart” and open their wallet immediately after landing. But, you know in reality, it doesn’t work like that. In most cases, they will probably watch your demo videos, filter by prices, read reviews and your blog first. These actions seem not contributive to sales directly, but they guide a user through a few actions that lead up to the major conversion. In short, the big conversion co...

As we know there are millions of business website present on the internet. Unfortunately, there are also a significant number of scam websites, designed for nothing more than price dropping or even stealing content from others. So potential customers have to think twice before they spend any money online. Is your business website helping these visitors to make right decision about your company? If your website is giving wrong signals and results, then it could harm your business. As users might be visiting your website, and then heading towards competitor’s site because they are not just sure about your company. Below are top 6 reasons why people not trust your business website: ·          Outdated Website: Did you ever think that your web design look like it was designed in 2005, or before? Do you still need Flash to access it? Is the blog post on your website is more than two years old. ·      ...

Nowadays it is a common trend that all the businesses have a website either it is huge or small or sometimes you also need a website for your new brand venture. Web design can be a difficult process according to several peoples, so as we have discussed with a few web designers they told us what you need to have on your site ... and what you can probably do without. The first thing you must do is secure a good, catchy URL. Make sure it makes sense for your business, doesn't have quirky spelling and is available on social platforms, too. Once you've set up your domain, it's time to build out the site and make some big decisions.  Here are 5 must-have basic features for your website that will ensure your customers have a positive experience on the site:   1. Unique and Updated Content: Your website should have new content and updated on a regular basis, ideally multiple times a week at least. This is a big factor for building search engine rankings. The sea...