You've decided to revamp your company's website, become cloud-based, or depend more heavily on data analytics, but where do you begin? What kinds of digital transformation obstacles should you anticipate?
Almost every company, regardless of size, has challenges during the digital transformation process. Here's how to deal with them.
We’ve recently covered what makes good UX and UI design, and when it comes to designing websites, sometimes less is more. With a few simple improvements you can refresh your website and improve usability at the same time. Several subtle, seemingly small, things can take a good web design and make it great. At Provisio, make sure these little things don’t get overlooked when planning a design. Here are a few examples of simple but effective components we use to help elevate your site’s design while also improving usability for visitors.
So, it’s time for your company to invest in a new website.
It’s tempting to jump in with both feet, but there are a lot of questions you should ask to ensure your new website is built to be exactly what you need for your business.
But first, why do you need to ask these questions?
Reason 1: Scope Creep
You conquered your months-long (or was it years?!) website redesign project and you're feeling really good. What happens now?
It’s usually a big, exciting day when your new website launches. The process of getting there may not be as exciting, but it’s crucial for making that launch day a success. In the past, the most common method for developing software was the waterfall model: clients listed each requirement and every functionality. Then the whole workflow model was finalized before the development process even started. Once the development was underway, the client only got to see the final product with little to no change taking place during the development cycle.
If you are considering an upgrade to your business’s ecommerce website, cybersecurity is probably on your list of concerns. Find out how multi-factor authentication can help protect your consumers, and your company’s bottom line.
If your company relies on eCommerce, online PCI compliance is a key part of making business run smoothly. But the process of becoming PCI compliant can seem technical, complicated, and often overwhelming. Here are 10 top tips you can do right now to get moving in the right direction.
PCI compliance can intimidate business owners. When credit card transactions occur online it can feel like anything that happens is out of your hands – it is up to merchant service providers to make sure you are secure. In fact, your own website can kill your PCI compliance and put your customers’ personal data at risk.
To make the most of their web marketing budget, small business owners need a basic understanding of SEO and how keywords work. This blog series has already showed you how modern keywords work and where they are most effective. Now, you will learn how keywords can work together to push your SEO even higher.
If success in your business means crowded events or sold-out seminars, you may be giving a lot of money away to online ticket sales companies like Eventbrite. But what if you could move ticket sales and event management in house? How much money would you save by having a website that could do the work for you?
When your business model depends on recruiting customers to attend events, every ticket is part of your bottom line. Whether you are booking concerts, scheduling seminars, or facilitating networking meetings, you make your money based on how many people show up.