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Attracting younger customers – like Millennials and members of Generation Z – to your business can be tricky. On the other hand, while the purchasing power of these generations is

Smartphones and tablets might be increasingly mature product categories these days – but, with the iPhone 11 selling at a fair clip and Samsung’s innovative “foldable”, the Galaxy Fold, generating

Posting an insightful, well-produced video can add a whole new dimension to the experience of people visiting your website. However, for producing this result, the video itself is only part

You might recall a time when digital graphics – ranging from logos to icons and software interfaces – tended to be rich in elaborate detail. Gradients, which subtly blend multiple

Now’s an especially good time to be in the ecommerce game. With the closures of high-street shops regularly making the news and over 67% of millennials – as opposed to

If it’s true that a picture is worth a thousand words, then several images attached together in a storytelling format can essentially constitute a novel. That’s a good way to

When asking an agency to create a new website for you, it’s understandable to ask them about the cost. Indeed, at Webahead, we offer a range of packages that can

Rome wasn’t built in a day, the saying goes – and neither is a strong brand. Much of the magic happens through networking with people, including potential customers and clients

Over the years, the distinction between phones and tablets has become more and more blurred as phone displays have kept edging larger and larger. Last year, Apple unveiled its largest-ever

Have you ever wondered why millions of people keep flocking to buy iPhones that are largely just revisions of their predecessors, or why Disney’s recent remakes of old favourites like

Your product’s packaging serves several practical purposes. It protects the product from accidents or environmental factors during transit while also securing the product from unauthorised alterations. However, you might have

“Take a bad website and make it better,” Paul McCartney never actually sang – but, in any case, it would be good advice for webmasters whose sites have recently been