The term Web 2.0 was coined in 2004 to describe a new generation of tools for the internet that enable greater interactivity among users. Examples of Web 2.0...

Apart from staff costs, the upfront technology expenditure for micro web design agencies can be daunting. This requires software licences to be purchased - as...

For a small company, attracting new business and finding an effective forum to showcase its abilities are key challenges.  In creating websites,...

An online presence can be the lifeblood of any organisation, providing it with differentiation with which to present an attractive face to its customers and...

The internet has provided a level of emancipation for people in that it has taken much of the legwork out of finding and exchanging information. It allows...

Partnership development takes time and resources, which many very small businesses do not have. And this is especially true of micro companies with fewer than...

The internet has come a long way from being a collection of websites offering static, rarely changing information. Today, Web 2.0 tools and applications are...

Professional web designers and developers need to be highly skilled technologically in terms of being able to understand programming and software issues in...

Building a basic website is not hard. All that is required is a notepad application, a browser to check the look of the website and some files with code...

Small businesses form the backbones of many economies. In Europe, the EU estimates that small and medium enterprises constitute 99% of all firms (PDF file),...