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August 13, 2008
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The 66 Route to Selling Software Online - Part 2
An article with concrete examples of usability mistakes that happen on regular basis on websites in general and in software related websites in particular. Confusing site structure, lack of search function, invisible links, non-optimized 404 pages, errors in usability forms and splash pages are only some aspects exemplified here Continue to article
July 28, 2008
The 66 Route to Selling Software Online - Part 1
The Buy Now section within your website is the trigger section for starting these long lasting relationships with your customers. It's true that not all of them will work, but all of them should be treated with the same importance and energy, in order to make it happen. Continue to article
June 25, 2008
13 Tips to Make Good Use of Testimonials
Describing the "66 Route" to selling software online has the main goal of emphasizing on the main usability mistakes that software vendors and their website designers do when it comes to the core of their business: selling software. Continue to article
April 09, 2008
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Usability Friends: AJAX
An article about the lending credibility of testimonials and how websites can make the most of them. A testimonial turns a certain customer into a witness of its good or poor qualities. Word of mouth marketing turns out to be really effective. Continue to article
October 29, 2007
13 Tips to Design Your Links
Among the techniques that will allow Web 2.0 to make the users' experience far more pleasant than it is today, we can mention Ajax. The changes and benefits that Ajax brings cannot only alter the way usability is perceived, but it can also help developers deliver desktop quality applications via the Web. Continue to article
August 15, 2007
50 Online Accessibility and Usability Tools
Be different from competitors. Make links on your site easy to notice and predictable. Here are some tips about how to make links more usable in order for users to enjoy a reasonable navigational process on your site Continue to article
June 15, 2007
How to Improve Website Credibility
Usability and accessibility go hand in hand with conversion rates, customer satisfaction, targeted traffic and the list can go on. A list providing 50 useful online tools to check your web site usability and accessibility. Continue to article
June 04, 2007
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Checklist for Usability Forms
Credibility is essential in order to make people: register, click on your ads, download software, resort to your services and so on. Therefore, website credibility can be identified to some extent with the idea of a successful business. Continue to article
May 03, 2007
How to Make your URLs SEO Friendly
The primary goal of form usability is making sure that the intended users are able to interact properly with the Web site while having a positive and convenient experience. We provide a checklist with 12 basic requirements to be met in order to achieve user friendliness forms. Continue to article
April 27, 2007
How Can You Gain Site Accessibility?
URL rewriting can bring you on the right track in the race for Search Engine Optimization (combined with other techniques that you may use for this purpose). The other strong reason for URL rewriting would be the increase in usability for web users, and in maintainability for webmasters. Continue to article
April 02, 2007
Choosing the Right Colors for Your Web Site
While usability stands for the interface ease of use and for the content's readability, the accessibility refers more to the ability of a site to be used by as many people as possible. Continue to article
March 21, 2007
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How to Build the Semantic Web with Dublin Core
How to choose the right colors for your website in order to keep visitors browsing the pages? Tips to keep in mind when defining the color scheme. Continue to article
January 17, 2007
Does your Website Need W3C Validation?
How do we use dublin core metadata and why? Read more about new metada elements and their importance in internet metadata resource. Continue to article
December 13, 2006
Writing for the Web
How to help search engines and browsers "read" your website better? Although it’s not yet proved without doubt that W3C validation gives you better search engine rankings, it’s sure that errors in your code can cause you big problems. Continue to article
November 23, 2006
Credibility wins clients over
The rule of thumb when writing for the Web is to keep the information well structured, and to respect some basic, very simple directions. Failure to do so will result in web users never attempting to access your web page again. Continue to article
September 21, 2006
Using Search to win customers
Tips on how to improve your website credibility and thus sell more software. What you could do to impress the visitors and make them buy software from your website, and not from your competitors? Continue to article
August 22, 2006
Selling software online
How to use the Search Site Feature as a sales tool? Try to improve your search usability feature by using a consumer-oriented strategy. Keep track of the pages where your users resort to search most often. Continue to article
June 27, 2006
Sell more software from your website
Selling software online: How do you present your software? See our to-do list when planning to sell software online and be successful at it. Continue to article
June 27, 2006
You want to sell more software from your website? How do you make the client truly understand your product and trust it – and your company – enough to pay the price? Tips on what you should do. Continue to article |
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