It’s not a secret that for years, Apple has had a huge impact on designers across the globe. Apple has always able to found an extremely effective way to deliver its message via web to a wide audience and their design is often a key source of inspiration for everyone who is related to design field.
![What If Apple Made a Credit Card? [Infographic]](https://i1.wp.com/www.instantshift.com/assets/uploads/2012/12/icard.jpg "What If Apple Made a Credit Card? [Infographic]")
You can clearly see the effective use of essential key aspects of web design which are simplicity, readability, presentation and accessibility in their design. So no wonder that no other company has managed to come up with such a brilliant appearance on the map.
A Content Management System (CMS) is a bunch of systems or procedures that can be used by freelancers to manage their workflow. It is software that freelancers can use to publish their content on the internet.
For instance, there are software, such as Wordpress and Joomla and so on. Both technical and non-technical staff can use WCM for managing web pages that they have created. Such systems were developed to solve the problem of those who did not have highly trained technical staff. With the help of such systems, even non technical staff could amend web pages or create them.
Like any other field, a portfolio holds great importance for a website/graphics designer. An eye catching design has great benefits. It reflects your designing skills and attract your clients.
Being a website/graphics designer myself, I have met a lot of designers that don’t even have a portfolio. When they get clients, they just send over some of their recent designs. In this way, there clients are unable to review most of their work and there are more chances that they will back off and find some other designer.
When books or other pieces of writing are done for another person and the full credit goes to the ‘author’ with the real writer only receiving a byline, it is called ghostwriting. In most cases, the ‘author’ is a celebrity or some eminent figure, with the ability to sell books on the strength of his name, but is not able to write it.
To put it in a nutshell, a ghostwriter is one who writes books, stories, articles or any report and the credit goes to some other person, who could be a politician, such as a politician, an actor, a successful businessman and so on. He is someone who is essentially behind the scenes and is an unknown writer. Celebrities hire ghost writers, as they don’t have the time to do it themselves or they don’t have the necessary talent or the tenacity to do a professional job.
One big question for any online seller is “How do I process payments from customers?”. Most online businesses use a solution known as an “Online payment gateway”. If you want to provide the best buying experience for your customers, you will definitely need one that is good and reliable..
There are many payment gateways available, so to help you decide which one to use, I did some research and came up with a list of the 10 most popular gateways along with a comparison chart. This will help you pick the best payment solution for you and your customers, more easily.
The assumption that your web design is responsive can only be made true when the users using different operating systems and podiums to access the website, are able to do it successfully. The web design which is responsive is becoming more famous as it removes the need of constantly updating, or adding additional features to the mobile website. Some website owners and designers even think that using responsive web design removes the need of a mobile website. Is it really true?
![Do You Really Need Responsive Web Design? [Infographic]](https://i1.wp.com/www.instantshift.com/assets/uploads/2012/12/do-you-really-need-responsive-design.jpg "Do You Really Need Responsive Web Design? [Infographic]")
If the average mobile user is only willing to wait a maximum of four seconds for content to load on their devices, it makes no sense to use an approach that may slow down your site’s loading time. Top internet brands like Facebook, Google, Netflix and more choose server-side solutions to deliver mobile web content to their visitors.