Nick Brown

You’ve done your brainstorming sessions. You’ve done your market research. You’ve even done your prototyping and price testing. Just as you thought most of the hard work was over, you’re left with one huge challenge to overcome: launching your product.

Before you think about organizing a grand unveiling event or spending all of this quarter’s budget on giant billboards, you must go back to basics. We’re talking about email marketing.

Everyone has gone online — you would be hard-pressed to find anything in the “real” world that you can’t find for sale on the Internet somewhere. And just as physical shops need an alluring display to attract potential customers, your eCommerce store needs the same. 

Running an eCommerce website is on the minds of most of the retail industry in 2020. However, the problem lies in the fact that, in such a competitive industry, you need to learn how to tap into every single potential advantage that you come across. One of the ways to get there is to follow all the latest trends and requirements. With that being said, here are the top 20 basic eCommerce website requirements for 2020.

Your brand and identity are what makes you stand out from the crowd and sets you apart from the competition. In a globalized economy, there is a lot of competition and always someone that offers exactly, or something very similar to, what you do. Staying ahead of the curve is a constant endeavor, not a “set it and forget it” type of deal.

Reinventing a company and a brand is something everyone has to do from time to time. There can be plenty of reasons to do that; maybe customer awareness is[...]

A good user experience design is there to attract more clients, and to keep the ones you have. Of course, this much easier said than done.

The problem is, you need to stand out. There are so many website designers, programmers, and web experts, that the work, creativity, and resources needed to stand out are significant to say the least. This means you need to implement every tool in your arsenal, as well as get some new ones. This is where understanding the psychology behind UX design comes in.

It would be safe to say that a person who’s afraid of making a mistake is never going to taste success. Mistakes are an inevitable side-effect of effort, experimentation, and curiosity, all of which are traits that are necessary for climbing to the top in virtually any field. No matter how much safer it is to learn on mistakes of others, trial and error is still the most efficient didactic method in the world.

This is a theory that holds true in any aspect of business and web design is just one[...]