Opinion blog posts are articles, written by senior DevriX team members or guest writers, that express their personal opinion, share their experience or a more individual standpoint. This way, DevriX gives credit to our writers and disclaims responsibility for any harm resulting from using their advice.
Having a high attrition rate is a dreadful ordeal for any B2B business owner. In fact, US companies lose over $136 billion per year due to avoidable customer switching. What Does ‘Attrition Rate’ Mean? Customer attrition rate, also known as customer churn rate, is the rate at which you lose existing customers. This can significantly Read More
When it comes to WordPress website management, you have two options – to do it properly or let someone do it for you. Maintaining a successful WordPress website is a serious task and requires following the industry’s best practices and techniques to ensure your site is always up-to-date and constantly improving. No wonder that in Read More
Before we dive into the questions, there is an important question to answer – “What is Custom WordPress Development?” Custom development means to manually write functionality and styles for a web site or an application. Of course, that would include the use of many already created solutions like plugins and tools, server configurations and scripts, Read More
Just like software developers, content writers, marketing people and so on, designers need to have a good toolset to aid them in tackling every day work. What we’ve tried to do here is to outline such tools, workflows and the way you can combine them to speed up your work and reduce the chance for Read More
When it comes to security, most people mention internet proxies in the same breath as VPNs. While proxies are a great option when considering security, it would be a mistake to put them in the same category. It’s not just IT that will benefit from proxies, but the marketing department as well. The internet has Read More
There are an infinite amount of ways to design a website. With that in mind, there are also infinite ways to mess it up too. There are two main methods to avoid falling in the second category – learn the fundamentals of design and apply them accordingly. You also need to be experienced enough to Read More
Are you still clinging to the traditional marketing channels when most of your consumers are making their buying decisions online? About 46% of the overall Google searches are related to local businesses and 97% of internet users make an online research on local companies to learn more before making a purchasing decision. With that said, Read More
Speed is paramount to pretty much any project. Often, deadlines are quite tight and a good workflow in a team is the only way to meet it on time and keep everyone from burning out throughout the process. How would such a workflow look like? And how can you implement some best practices for your Read More
For every business, sticking to a company standard is one of the best ways to maintain quality control over the web design. The same goes for outsourced projects. In this article, we’ll discuss why your company should have a list of requirements for every RFP response. Just so we’re all on the same page, RFP Read More
Front-end development as any other skill requires a ton of work. There are various ways you can tackle this big task, some of which would be: Work in an agency as a front-end developer. Study at your home and build projects on the side. Work as a freelancer for clients. Each has its own positives Read More
Web development bundles together a huge amount of stacks, tools, programming languages, and more. Some of the tools/workflows here would work in some cases, some in others. To better approach this, consider this post as written from the point of view of a WordPress Front-End developer, although the tools are quite broad and can be Read More
CSS and HTML are simple to understand. However it takes years of practice to learn about the best architectural approaches when building websites (and apps) in a way that makes them reusable, maintainable in the future, and keeps developers happy. What is meant by architecture here? It’s the structure of the CSS code. The way Read More
