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Ten Points on How Your Company Will Benefit from Advanced Content Management

Point 1: Content Management Systems decrease website update time.

Website updates typically require fast turnover times. For instance, if you have found a spelling mistake on a page, you need to update that page urgently. Alternatively, a new press release, company news, or a product release creates an immediate update need. A Content Management System is up 24/7, unlike even the most dedicated web developers, and will take an update live instantly and without an additional work charge or development cost.

 

Point 2: Content Management Systems decrease errors from mistakes when coding updates by eliminating the coder.

When updating a website via a CMS, a user is not required to know any HTML coding. On the other hand, when hard-coding even simple text paragraphs with HTML, one needs to be able to properly code line breaks, bold and italic text styles, bullet points, text indentions, and so on. A Content Management System reduces errors in page code and in page content formatting. Continue reading Ten Points on How Your Company Will Benefit from Advanced Content Management
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Google Web Fonts Add Creativity Without Compromises

Since summer 2011, Google has been offering Google Web Fonts that add creativity to any website without significantly compromising page loading times. Google Web fonts are open source fonts available for anyone’s use without a license. They are a wonderful source to add new font styles to your website and to seek for creative HTML font solutions. Google Web Fonts stream from Google’s server to your website, i.e. this is an API service that requires (free) hosting environment from Google. The snippet command to place a Google Web Font to your website will be coded to your company’s website CSS by your web development team.

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HTML5 Drag-and-Drop Feature Explained

HTML5 Drag and DropOne of the most tangible and neat features of the new HTML5 is its capabilities to support drag-and-drop features. HTML5 drag-and-drop feature is defined as an “action of a mousedown event that is followed by a series of mousemove events, and the drop could be triggered by the mouse being released.” (W3C)

For instance, by utilizing HTML5 technology a user may drag online store items to a shopping cart, organize lists of objects in a visual manner, and enjoy different types of online board games that simulate real life playing situations. For uploading images and sending attachments HTML5 is really neat: imagine uploading images from your desktop by simply dragging them to the web page without the need to click buttons such as “browse” and “upload”. HTML5 is turning the user experience from operational to user-intuitive, softening the lines between tangible and virtual.

Interaria is an HTML5 development agency. To discuss how to develop and integrate HTML5 features to your web site, please call 214-909-3900.

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