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Sunday, October 18, 2015

DataSaver : jQuery plugin for Save your Forms Data

The jQuery plugin allows you to save data from form fields in the web storage.

This saves users from a situation when they lost all data entered into the form. This can happen due to a crash browser, disconnection, reload the page, etc.

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Saturday, October 17, 2015

Four Design Tips To Help Improve Your Website Conversion Rate - #infographic

4 Design Tips To Help Improve Your Website Conversion Rate - #infographic

A high converting website is extremely important as it enables you, as the webmaster, to get the most out of all the users arriving at your website.

Below are some tried and tested design improvements that will help your website convert better. These four changes are one of, extremely quick and easy to implement and will require zero or minimal input from a developer. With the time taken to execute and the long term benefits they will reap, it makes these small changes a no-brainer.

To help put it into perspective, if we assume your website receives 1,000 visitors each month and has a conversion rate of 1%, by increasing the conversion rate by just 1%, it will double the number of conversions, bringing you 10 additional conversions each month. Over the course of one year it will amount to 120 additional conversions.

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Horizon Swiper – Lightweight jQuery Swiper Plugin

Horizon Swiper is a lightweight and free jQuery swiper plugin. It has many options and it works with your simple native browser scrolling.

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First Look at Flarum – Next Generation Forums Made Simple

Flarum is a forums solution that is currently in public beta and is under active development. Today we’re going to take a look at it, get it set up in a Homestead Improved Vagrant virtual machine, and look at the configuration and the features that Flarum offers. Then, we’ll compare it to some other forums platforms to see how it stacks up at a glance.

Environment Setup

For our environment, we’ll be using a Homestead Improved Vagrant VM. More details about the setup can be found in this quick tip on getting Homestead Improved up and running. If another type of development environment is to be used, we can skip this step, otherwise, please follow the above HI setup guide before continuing.

For the purposes of this article, the folder used is flarum and the application name (and host set up in /etc/hosts) is flarum.app. In our Homestead.yaml, we should have our flarum.app entry pointing to the home/vagrant/Code directory.

Now, after vagrant up we should be able to access our app in our browser via http://flarum.app.

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