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WHY YOU MUST MOVE TO A RESPONSIVE DESIGN

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Responsive websites are designed to automatically keep your content looking great no matter what device your visitors view your site from – a desktop, tablet, laptop or phone. Your website layout will always be neat, tidy and easy to navigate. Check out our 6 reasons why you should switch to a responsive website now.

you must need responsive web design


1. Provides a better user experience
Today users expect to browse your website just as easily from any device. When page elements (think of menus, images or even simply the text) do not display well on a phone or tablet the user’s experience quickly becomes a frustrating one and there’s a big chance they will leave your website and never return.

With a responsive web design the look and feel of your site is consistent on all devices delivering a far better user experience.

2. Receive love from Google
Recently Google announced a change to their engine’s search algorithm with preference being given to mobile-friendly (responsive) websites in their mobile search results from April 2015. Using responsive design is Google’s recommended method for creating websites and having a responsive site is a great way to rank higher in search results to bring you more traffic to your website.

3. Responsive websites load faster
When it comes to capturing the visitors attention your website needs to load quickly. A ‘regular’ website can take too long to load on mobile devices. People are impatient and it doesn’t take long for users to leave your website, return to Google and choose a competitor.

A responsive website is mobile optimised which improves page load speed on both mobile devices and desktops.

4. Future proof your website
It’s important that your website remains current with the latest web design trends and techniques. Responsive website design is as close to future-proofing a website as you can get and moving to a responsive web design ensures your website will be an effective marketing tool for years to come.

5. Distinguish yourself from your competition
Being the first in your industry to move to a responsive design website will give you the competitive edge. By making your website responsive, you can attract visitors that are leaving your competitors’ sites turning them into your customers.

6. It saves money
Development and maintenance costs are much lower because building a responsive website uses the same content and design to display on all devices. No separate mobile app or mobile website development is necessary either. And, your content is in one place which means publishing and maintaining content is so much easier.

Switch to responsive web design today
Well there you have it – six reasons for switching to responsive website design.
If you haven’t converted to a responsive website design yet, chances are you’re losing out and need to consider making the change sooner rather than later.

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Simple Tips to Make Your Website or Blog More SEO Friendly

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One of the most important things to consider when developing your blog or website is how to achieve the optimal search engine optimization (SEO).  I have given Simple tips to make your website or blog more search engine friendly:

  • Make sure to have a sufficient amount of text on your website/blog.  Search engine spiders love text content, so by having even basic text with your graphic content can increase your SEO.
  • Keep to only having one topic for each page to avoid confusing readers.
  • Have the first sentence of your content contain the strongest keywords so that the search engine spiders can establish a relationship between the keywords and will subsequently have an easier time figuring out what you are talking about.
  • Make a clear and easily accessible trail for search engine spiders to follow on your website until they can figure out what your website or blog is about.  A good way to achieve this is by making a text-based sitemap containing a link to all the pages you want the spiders to go on your website or blog.
  • For pages you do not want the spiders to go to, learn to use robots.txt to inform spiders to keep away from that content.
  • Use two or three of your strongest keywords in your URL so that the URL can become more search-engine-friendly.
  • Use two or three of your strongest keywords in the title of your website or blog as well.  Make the title of each of your pages unique so that there is not any confusion between pages on your website or blog.

What is AMP - Why it’s Important and How to Implement it

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Accelerated Mobile Pages is an open-source coding standard for developers.The aim for AMP is for developers to be able to load their sites quickly on mobile since mobile responsive could be Weighty and slow because desktop resources are heavy and plenty. Now, Google has  Now encouraging AMP Much like how they declare Schema.org



Why is AMP Important?

while browsing our website on mobile while you’re on-the-go will mean that your internet speed is not always fast. So it’s best to optimize the experience of mobile browsing for all users (at least that’s what Google wants to happen) by standardizing a mobile version of your site with AMP. I’ll show you how to do it below.

Who will Benefit from AMP?

I don’t believe that you’ll need to create your services or product landing pages into AMP. it might be stripped down of its first-impressions. that may defeat the aim of your original style. therefore I don’t believe that everybody are going to be adopting AMP.
you can use AMP in   your client’s blog section or news and updates section

How can I Make  My WordPress Site as AMP Page?

We can integrate AMP in about 5 minutes for your WordPress site. Kindly follow these steps:

1) Install the AMP WordPress plugin
2) Activate the plugin – what it will do is fix on all your pages but what it won’t do is redirect mobile visitors to amp pages
3) So the next step is to edit your .htaccess file
4) In your .htaccess file, paste this code:

RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !/amp$ [NC]
RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} (android|blackberry|googlebot\-mobile|iemobile|iphone|ipod|\#opera\ mobile|palmos|webos) [NC]
RewriteRule ^([a-zA-Z0-9-]+)([\/]*)$ https://example.com/$1/amp [L,R=302]

Note: that you have to change example.com to your domain name.

5) Lastly, you  want to edit the CSS to make your Accelerated Mobile Pages look and feel more like your site. You can edit the CSS  by going to your wp-content -> plugins -> amp -> template.php

How can I implement  AMP Work for my Site other than WordPress?

It’s not as easy as installing a plugin. You will have to go to the AMP Project’s site and learn how to integrate it