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Differentiating Strategies for Start-ups and Enterprises in DevOps

by Gargi Banerjee | Jan 15, 2025 | Website Design

(1 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5)

DevOps has become a key technique for improving collaboration, expediting delivery, and simplifying procedures in the quickly changing field of software development. Nevertheless, there is no one-size-fits-all method for implementing DevOps. Due to their different sizes, startups and businesses encounter different opportunities and obstacles when using DevOps. This blog post explores the specific strategies that these two kinds of businesses might use to optimize DevOps’ advantages. Understanding the Differences Understanding the basic distinctions between startups and enterprises is essential before delving into particular tactics. Startups are usually distinguished by their quick development cycles, agility, and lack of resources. To obtain a competitive advantage in the market, they frequently place a higher priority on speed and innovation. Conversely, enterprises are well-established businesses with substantial financial resources, intricate infrastructures, and stringent compliance standards. Security, scalability, and stability are their top priorities. DevOps for Start Ups Startups may promote a culture of quick iteration and ongoing innovation by utilizing the flexibility and agility of DevOps. The following are important factors for startups: 1. Lean and Agile Practices Lean and agile approaches are ideal for startups. In these kinds of settings, DevOps implementation entails embracing rapid releases, iterative development, and continuous feedback loops. By guaranteeing that the development and operations teams are in sync and cooperating, agile methodologies such as Scrum or Kanban can enhance DevOps. 2. Automation is Key Startups need to be as efficient as possible with limited resources. In order to accomplish this, automation is essential. Automating repetitious operations speeds up the development pipeline and lowers manual error rates in processes like continuous integration (CI) and continuous deployment...

Top web design trends for 2016

by Gargi Banerjee | Dec 17, 2015 | Website Design

(2 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

Latest trends in web development smoothly and effortlessly push the boundaries of imagination and human interface. Over the last year, a lot has changed (or let’s say evolved) in web page designing. New trends, design styles and user engagement techniques have emerged. While some practices have been reinforced, some have been modified to cut down monotony. Implementing these specific modern web design styles into your client’s website keeps you relevant, competitive and enhances your value to your clientele. And because these are in keeping with the changing web design trends in 2015, they are SEO compliant and can better your web marketing efforts. As we look forward to another New Year, we identify the leading design trends by Webdesigners in 2015 and how we presume things will change in the months to come. We will discuss in detail the changes that have surfaced, but in short, we can safely say that designers have finally moved away from excess information and loud designs to simplistic, minimalistic (read aesthetic) design trends. Modern web design focuses on being bold and light, with a purpose. As more and more sites get mobile ready, the focus is on keeping the sites lite and easy for mobile viewing. Let us take a look at the newest website design trends that every designer should know about, and which ones are believed to remain in trend this year: Simplicity is the new mantra in web design. Styles like grid layouts, background videos and flat designs were quite popular last year. Websites are now focusing more on simple typefaces. Even assets like logos sport a minimalistic look to...

8 Reasons Your Website Is Driving People Away

by Gargi Banerjee | Sep 1, 2015 | Website Design

(1 votes, average: 5.00 out of 5)

Drawing traffic and retaining them are the two fundamental responsibilities of a webmaster. An efficient internet marketer knows how to convert visitors into subscribers or qualified leads. A high bounce rate, alarmingly low visit duration are factors that indicate that things are not going the right direction. If your webpage has higher bounce rate, you need to identify the reasons that is causing the quick exit. Statistics show that on an average a visitor allows 15 seconds to a webmaster to show him what your site is worth. So your visitor’s are disappearing! What is it your audience is expecting of you and you are not able to fulfill? A lot of webmasters sweat it out on finding out ways that his competitors are doing that he isn’t. While that is something we will review, but first things first, ensure you aren’t taking any shortcuts to success, meaning no black hat techniques of search engine manipulation. Instead, focus on key factors that are causing higher bounce rate. The following are known to cause user frustration and can be followed as a guide to ensure a friendly user experience: Poor Navigation: A tortuous navigation is frustrating for an online visitor. Difficult landing page navigation can turn your probable customers fidgety, irate and baffling at times. Worse, they may never land on the page where the information they were looking for is stored, resulting in a lost lead. Stay away from providing unclear visual elements in your website and link text hard to decipher. Also never scatter and bury the main navigation links of your webpage. Loading speed issue: A high...

Web designer commits suicide!

by Gargi Banerjee | Feb 2, 2015 | Website Design

(10 votes, average: 4.70 out of 5)

Well, sorry! This is not a suicide saga. It is a rather funny take on a not-so-funny, yet very common experience of Web Designers and Developers around the world. As a web designer, have you ever felt super frustrated with your client while catering to his never-ending, unreasonable and whimsical demands? It is not unknown for designers to face challenging situations at workplace with difficult clients wanting to play a dominant role in the Software Development Life Cycle. However, in some cases it can affect the project cycle to an extent that service delivery leads to a disaster. In most of such cases, the client originally appears to be the most valued participant of the project in hand. There are clients who know what they want, have a clearly laid out scope of work, communicate regularly, are fully aware of the market/ trend, provide constructive reviews/feedback and are prompt in approvals. And there are clients who are seldom happy. Even if you put up a path-breaking show, they come up with their change requests based on personal choices arising out of bias, rather than being objective to the business needs of the organization. ‘Minor change’ requests lead to overwhelming, radical modifications that go on indefinitely and ultimately the outcome is nowhere close to your original scope. Clients like these need deft handling or your project goes for a toss, and so do you. You lose track of time and resources involved, and work goes on forever. The question is, is there a way to prevent this? Some clients are a pleasure to work with, and its plain easy....

Responsive Web Design for Sustainable Business Growth

by Gargi Banerjee | Aug 10, 2013 | Website Design

(5 votes, average: 4.80 out of 5)

In modern times, online businesses generate more revenue than offline businesses. There are mainly two reasons for this. First one is globalization of market. Today you can be a company situated in Australia serving a client somewhere in UK on a daily basis. It was almost unimaginable 50 ago, when most of the markets were within a 100-200 km radius. Now it has expanded all over the world. Another reason which is getting much prominence after the evolution of modern web development is the online presence of a company. If you study the market you will surely find the most reputed and profit generating companies always have a strong web presence. To put it simply, the more the target audience, the customers see you around, the more they will be interested in you. Visibility is key. Responsive Web Design: Out of the many technologies used today to establish this goal, this is one that will surely get you more potential customers. It is one of the most current topics of web design technology which is generating a lot of news. It is known as the Responsive Web Design or RWD. Basic Overview: As the name suggests, it is a type of web design tactic that is responsive to different devices with varied screen resolutions. There are many browsers in the world and there are also many platforms these browsers work on. There are PCs which have monitors. The monitors also come in different sizes and resolutions. There are also the new generation computers like notebooks. The latest mobile phones and smart phones are now coming with high functionality browsers....

Responsive HTML, the new trend!

by Gargi Banerjee | Aug 28, 2012 | Website Design

(4 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5)

Day by day, the number of platforms, devices and browsers are growing for accessing the internet. This requires web designs to bring in more innovation to their creations to make them compatible across all platforms and frameworks. Getting connected to the internet to view a website is no more limited to the desktop/laptop but a variety of mobile devices. The young and web traffic is constantly innovation with new devices and browsers. This calls for flexible websites which are multidimensional, which can fit into any mode it is viewed at. These sites can fit in any screen as per the screen size, or resolution, without affecting the visual quality of the images or font or the overall balance. They are created using responsive HTML to give them a look that is meant for all the latest available devices and browsers. Therefore, these sites do not need to be further developed for mobile or iPad viewership. Responsive web design requires the use of HTML5, CSS3 and JQuery. They offer both flexible and a solid design with a neat layout. Responsive HTML sheets deliver splendid and receptive web designs for your clients with a lesser download time. This is the trend that looks at the future. Internet access is gradually becoming mobile, and more people are hooked on to the net on the go. This trend is only slated for an increase. More than half of the future net surfers will access the web while on the move. To cater to this growing crowd of mobile web users, developers across the world will have to keep pace with this demand and...

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