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Admittedly, I would enjoy the standard use of the term ‘nap’ right about now, but here I refer to some industry jargon; a company’s NAP is…
Like photos, contact forms and maps, music and videos on your site can be great “enhancer” features. When placing music on a site, you have the option as to whether to have the website automatically play the music, or play the music only when the user clicks the “play” button.
I’ve noticed on a few occasions that the customers who don’t have basic contact information on their websites are often the ones pointing out that they don’t get contacted very much.
I remember when Gmail first came out. In addition to having a free, web-based email with a huge amount of storage, there was something else that marked a huge change in how email worked, at least for people around my age. I’m not sure if it was specifically because of Gmail, coincidentally timed, or in correlation of other factors, but something about Gmail coming out brought a level of seriousness to using email. A lot of my friends suddenly went from using a “screen name”, their online “handle”, a sort of nickname, to using an actual name. Specifically, 