Posts tagged #web development

An order lands on your website. One person retypes it into the accounting system, another logs it into the courier panel, a third switches to a separate tool ju…

A customer finds a product on your site, adds it to the cart, confirms the order, and the card gets charged. A few hours later the phone rings: "Sorry, that ite…

A competitor launched an app, and now it feels like you're falling behind without one. But that's the wrong question — the real one is how a customer finds you,…

An order lands on the website, and then someone opens the accounting program and retypes it by hand — product name, quantity, price, the customer's details. At…

A mobile visitor lands on your site, sees a phone number, and does not call. That is not a lack of interest — calling means rehearsing what to say, waiting for…

Someone — a consultant, a software vendor, or a friend running a bigger company — told you it's time to move to ERP. Now there's a proposal on the desk with a d…

Say "open an online store" and most people picture the website first — product cards, a cart button, a checkout form. But a store isn't opened by the site, it's…

Launching an online store, most of the attention goes to design, product photography and ad budget. Payments get left for last, on the assumption that any butto…

One day your site loads with a red browser warning. Or a customer calls to say a strange ad is popping up on your homepage. This is not a Hollywood-style hack w…

The first few weeks after a website relaunch are usually rough to look at in the analytics: organic traffic drops, form submissions slow down, and search querie…