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It’s common knowledge that the cost of acquiring new customers is often ten-fold that of keeping existing ones.
It's been nearly 10 years since Apple launched the first touch screen smartphone in 2007. Did you know however, that the first touch screen was actually invented in 1965? That's nearly fifty years ago to the day! Yet I wonder, would anybody have believed it, if told that by the year 2015, there'd be more touch-screen enabled smart phones and tablets, than human beings on the planet? Or by 2020, it is estimated that there will be 4.3 internet connected 'things' for every person?! That's something like 33 billion devices, with a hell of a lot of touch screens.
If you're reading this, chances are this blog is irrelevant to you. But it's still interesting.
Regular readers of the Wiliam blog will have noticed that cart abandonment has been a trending topic over the past 6 months, give or take. There's a good reason for this, and there's nothing I like better than a good yarn about how we've managed to turn around the fortunes of one of our awesome clients.
A regular client asked me which browsers (version numbers) and devices would be supported by the new responsive web application, which we are currently building out. I was about to fire off an email in reply, when I realised that I'd been copy/pasting the same answer to this question for the past three years. How time flies when you're building websites... so I did a bit of research and a sweep around the office to get a new consensus on Wiliam's position.
Building a killer product? Learn how to apply proven psychological techniques to grow your user base.
Mega-navs: a force for good or a source of usability destruction?
How much is too much, too little and just right?
Yes Microsoft is still at the forefront of new technology!
Googles mobile friendly algorithm set to change the web.
It seems that everyone thinks they need an app without really understanding why!
The day of the week even the time of day you send the email prompting users to rate and review their experience could be the difference between a positive or neutral review.
Today the Oculus Rift Development Kit 2 (DK2) arrived in the office to much excitement, and for good reason. We've had the first development kit in the office for quite some time now, the DK2 represents a leap forward on the core Oculus Rift concept.
One of the signature design styles to arise in web design over 2014 was the Ghost Button.
Well, we’re almost at the end of another year and as we start to wind down, we find ourselves inadvertently scanning the ‘Top/Best/Worst’ lists for 2014.
YouTube has been forced to upgrade after 'Gangnam Style' busts record breaking, unprecedented number of views.
The forward march of the ABC into the digital era can't be stopped.