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Developing Website Pages for Smartphones

Smartphone limitations The Smartphone does not have all the features of a desktop PC – however with some ingenuity it can provide important information to the user. The Smartphone has two major limitations – the width of the screen (about 320 pixels to 640 for the iPhone 5) and the lack of a keyboard. The designer needs to work around these limitations. Input Limitations As to the character input limitations – the numbers 0 through 9 and A through Z can be entered via command buttons or a dropdown. Screen Size The height of the screen is not a problem, as the user can scroll down. The screen width limitation is not as limiting as it first seems. The font size which is acceptable on a PC needs to be reduced for viewing on a Smartphone. Hence more information can fit across the screen. The user also has the option to pan and zoom – but this should be kept to a minimum. Meta tags and CSS The HTML Meta tag “viewport” (introduced by Apple, but supported by...

Why Developing a Website in PHP Is a Techno-Smart Idea

It is undoubtedly a true fact that a strong online presence is a prerequisite for any business to grow by leaps and bounds. For this, you need a compelling website. The moment you think of developing a website, you must think of considering a PHP web development company. Actually, the top reasons behind the popularity of PHP lie in the following- Technical user-friendliness Cost effectiveness Compatibility standards As per the news reports of January 2016, around 250 million websites were developed in PHP. The PHP coding can very easily be used with HTML and other different web frameworks and template engines. The programming which is done in PHP includes a wide array of solutions such as CMS based Shopping Carts, E-commerce Solutions, Customer Relationship Management, Chat software and Discussion Forum. Various ERP software companies also embrace a PHP Platform to render outcomes as per the customers’ expectations. The expert developers dexterously make use of the below-mentioned...

How To Evaluate A Business Idea For Developing An Enterprise

Why Do You Need A Business Plan? Planning is a process that never ends for all businesses. It is extremely important in the early stages of any venture when the entrepreneur will need to prepare a preliminary business plan. There are different types of plans that may be part of any business operation. These include but not limited to Financial plans, Marketing plan, Human Resource plan, Production plans, Sales plans etc. Plans may be short term or long term or may be strategic or operational. Whatever the type of plan or the function, plans have one important purpose; to provide guidance and structure to management in a rapidly changing market environment. A business plan on the other hand is a written document prepared by the entrepreneur that describes all the relevant external and internal elements involved in starting a new venture. It is often an integration of functional plans such as marketing, finance, manufacturing and human resources. It also addresses both short term and lon...

Developing a Succession Plan Stages One and Two

Choosing a successor is not an easy task, however if you follow the steps outlined below, the task will be more organized. 1. Choose Your Successor The successor must be someone who has the right skills and ability to lead your company once you decide to leave. If you cannot do this on your own then seek the advice of your board of directors if you have one. Otherwise enlist the aid of an attorney, accountant and business succession plan consultant to aid in the choice. Making the decision should not be based on emotional factors but rather on objectivity. The plan should not be completed within months of your decision to retire, but rather between ten and fifteen years prior. Life Insurance Life Insurance for owners that have business partners, could be perilous to the ongoing operations and allow for the succession plans to be needed and used. The death of one business partner could result in considerable loses for a business, and could force a business into insolvency. One of the mo...