A very common goal for websites is to have their visitors complete a form of some type. This could be to register for an account, sign-up for a free trial or request additional information. There is a whole science behind maximizing the conversion rate on your forms on your website and today in our usability tip we are exploring how text alignment can improve form submission rates.
Savvy Panda co-hosted the first Joomla Day Midwest! on Saturday. With speakers joining us from across the world, the day offered valuable information on Joomla!, great entertainment and plenty of networking. The event kicked off early at Potowatomi Bingo & Casino in Milwaukee and wrapped up at the Distil after-party late Saturday night. Savvy Panda could not have pulled off such an amazing event without our co-host Anything Digital, the sponsors, speakers and of course, the attendees.
Alex Gilgenbach was featured last week on Web Design Tuts+ with an article about designing for Joomla!. His article, 8 tips and Techniques for Modifying Joomla Templates shares the knowledge Alex has acquired from designing Joomla! websites since 2008. The article details everything from how to set up a localhost Joomla installation to IE bug fixes. Alex has been with Savvy Panda for over three years designing custom Joomla templates, mobile templates and user interfaces.
Savvy Panda is excited to announce they will host the first annual Joomla Day Midwest at Milwaukee’s Potawatomi Bingo & Casino. Join us on November 12th for unmatched networking and learning opportunities. With four different tracks, your Joomla organization will go home with advanced knowledge for all aspects of your online presence.
The latest user trends are dictating websites to provide more functionality, content, images, and advertisements. As you add these additional features this can add overhead that slows a website down negatively affecting your site in multiple ways. People do not want to spend time waiting for websites to load and below we are going to show you how much of an impact this really can have.
Every good website has a clear set of goals. It may be to create leads, sell products, spread information, collect data or other tasks but in the end it has goals you expect it achieve. So how is your website living up to its goals? How many leads is it generating? How many products did it sell? How many people did it teach your initiative?
