Whether you own an online business or are involved in design and content decisions, it’s important to recognise the way your background knowledge (both about your business and sector, as well as your website or digital product) can influence the decisions you make.
It's hard to imagine life without the use of the world wide web. It has just turned 30 years old, so we have looked into both its past and what kind of technological developments may play a role in its future.
We’re delighted to welcome Romy to the design team at 360! Romy recently graduated from Reading University with a 1st class degree in Graphic Communication, and we've asked her a few questions to get to know her a bit better.
What happens when you don't know the name of a product or service you're trying to find? It's actually a more common scenario than you may realise. In such instances, studies have shown that users often perform preliminary searches to discover the correct 'keywords' they're actually looking for.
With 5G now available in most major cities and towns across the UK, its impact on the digital industry is starting to gather pace.
A halt to third-party cookies in Google's popular 'Chrome' browser has led to regulators investigating the change over a potential breach of antitrust laws.
The relationship between User Experience (UX) and Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) is becoming increasingly intertwined, with search engines like Google creating new metrics to actively measure how user-friendly websites are. As a result of this, SEO strategies need to evolve to incorporate the digital industry's growing recognition over the importance of putting users first.
Google is making some changes to the way it ranks websites by promoting the need for websites to be more user-friendly. As part of this update, Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) project will also be phased out, disappearing from areas like Top Stories on the results page.