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Great design is proliferating both online and offline. Web and app design has grown up to embrace many strong principles that have been in print design for decades. The internet has allowed graphic designers to share and be inspired by great works. What does 2015 hold?

As a new 2015 dawns, newer design trends too, have blossomed in the spring. It is imperative for developers to see to it that their websites are designed according to the latest trends. In this light, this article discusses the emerging trends in web design and what they portend for the future.

The end of 2014 is coming nearer and nearer and this is the perfect time for us to predict amazing trends for the next year. The new appearance of Joomla Templates 2015 is outlined here in this article.

Christmas and New Year Holiday season, 2015 is around at the corner. Many people are ready to go for online shopping. According to a survey, the online businesses are more than 100% sales growth during this Holiday season. The National Retail Association plan online sales are expected to improve by 7% to 10% this year.

The first impression that a user gets of your website is its landing page. And it is with your landing page design that users are going to get an impression of what your brand stands for. When your landing page has made an impact with users, they are well poised to view the rest of your website too, favourably.

Mobiles have literally penetrated every aspect of our lives today. Roughly half the internet users are accessing the web via mobile. As more and more users across Asia go mobile, how can your business afford to stay behind and not have a mobile-optimized website? That's why we list out why and how mobile-optimized can help shore up your sales figures and help create immense value for your business.

It's not desktops any more. Mobile phones have long replaced them as the primary device for web browsing what with the proliferation of smartphones, tablets and e-readers. Chrome, Firefox, IE, all of them are now readable on mobile devices. But does that guarantee viewership for your site. No. Not if your site's not responsive. Being responsive means having scalable and adjustable images that adapt to mobile device settings.

Today we are in a situation where technology has completely transformed business. Not only the way we do business but also the way we think of it. With mobile leading the way in almost every aspect of our lives, literally intruding into it, business and the rest cannot lie far behind. Business has evolved from a simple buying and selling process and has taken a much more sophisticated form and has also become very competitive. Surviving in this fierce competition is a success in itself as new ideas are being marketed every day.

For B2B marketers with long, complex sales cycles, landing pages are an essential tool for generating new leads. However despite being very straightforward tools, landing pages are rarely optimised to their full potential. The typical landing page loses over half of its visitors immediately. This leaves a company with only a tiny portion of visitors being converted to leads. So how do you not only keep visitors on your page, but successfully convert them into leads?

Designed for dynamic websites, PHP has been widely accepted by developers all over the world. So, what is exactly PHP's speciality? PHP was actually designed for creating dynamic websites that cater to the different business requirements of individuals. Most PHP applications run on Linux servers and function similar to the windows platform.

Every business wants to convert visitors to customers. Though there are many factors that determine this conversion, key among those is the design and ease of use of the landing page of the website. In this article, we take a look at the ingredients that go into the making of the 'perfect' landing page and how one goes about achieving it.

Why does your business need a mobile-friendly website? Well, the question is a non-starter as far as mobile aficionados are concerned. Not only techies, any lay man on the street would tell you that he finds his mobile more comfortable to view and use than his desktop. This is because mobile is the on the move device, unlike a desktop and without doubt, cheaper to buy.

As web content keeps evolving at a rapid pace, developers too are scurrying for new strategies that enable them to stay a step ahead of the competition. Developers are now looking to develop agile, responsive mobile applications as web slowly gives way to mobile. The need for dynamic interfaces was felt as Javascript became increasingly used for the development of UIs for applications with the rise of web 2.0. This gave rise to Javascript libraries such as jsPHP, Ext Core and Prototype. Facilitating easier integration of Javascript with other development technologies required widget libraries and this culminated in the development of opensource toolkits, that were designed for the development of cross-platform JS/Ajax based applications and websites.

You can no longer create a design for your doesn't and then move it to your mobile screen. This may seem counter intuitive - after all, most designers are used to creating a design for desktops, and then would want to cut down the design for mobile. But that is not a good idea. This article looks at how you can build a responsive design for your website and what are the basics you towards achieving that.

Responsive is the mantra that's on everybody's lips. But to make a website responsive you need to identify which content is going to take precedence and which aspect of your website should be accorded priority. We take a look at what are the issues to be looked after when you want to make a website responsive.

WordPress content management system is highly sought after today with many other competitors vying for the same space. That WordPress is Open Source is an added advantage in creating blogs that are highly customizable. Creating content and feature rich websites and having full control over your blog is what WordPress gives you. Join us as we take a sneek at the features that make WordPress Development the most sought after CMS.

Web design just got more interactive in 2015. Want to get the most responsive web design for your website? Go Openwave. We, with our vast experience in building the most responsive websites for our clients and competence in handling difficult situations during production and support, give you exactly the website your business needs.

There is little doubt that Wordpress is fast moving towards achieving the number 1 status in the CMS list. It is not difficult to understand why if you look at its efficiency in search engine marketing and attracting traffic. Also, it is not true that Wordpress websites are the most easy to implement as the Wordpress CMS has sufficient customizations and modules that require a developer's expertise. In this article, we take a look at how you can improve the front-end design of your Wordpress website. Here we go!

Anyone who wants to create a website in a fast and easy manner would instantly be attracted by the bootstrap framework. This is because bootstrap has everything ready on the table for you to build your website. And with all the tools that you need to create a responsive and customized website such as CSS and HTML templates, Bootstrap data APIs, forms and buttons available for free, you get to save enormous time and effort.

The primary attraction of Wordpress has been that it is simple yet never short of features. It is a CMS that can be used easily by beginners and experienced developers alike. In this article, we take a look at 10 of the best Wordpress plugins to have come in 2015.