Web Design and Development

There are no objective standards for Web design, but that’s a shame. While novel and inventive interface design is to be encouraged, the bottom line for most sites is usability. When the design starts to intrude on usefulness, the decisions is easy – make it easy for the user. Without delving heavily into the programming nuts and bolts of design implementation, we offer the following modest proposals: 1. Use Consistent Navigation Give the users consistent navigation throughout the site. The importance of this simple point can’t be overstated, as newbies invariably get lost. Moreover, you should try to accommodate users with old systems and users with disabilities. Some users disable java, and others use text only browsers, so provide text only nav buttons to accommodate all users (or provide an alternate site). 2. Provide a Site Map Just plain common courtesy, if you ask me. When I am in a hurry, the last thing I want to do is dig through a hierarchical Web site structure

Node.Js provides platform for developers to write JavaScript on both client side and the server side. It means that you can use the same libraries for both back-end and front-end development. It helps to increase productivity of developers and also saves lot of time.  Back end development becomes tough task for developers when it comes to developing a solution that is user-friendly and comprehensive across multiple platforms, distribution network, devices and browsers. Fortunately, Node.JS exists. That’s the reason, companies look for full-stack developers and more developers leverage existing skill sets for back-end server coding. Because, Node.Js provides platform for developers to write JavaScript on both client side and the server side. It means that you can use the same libraries for both back-end and front-end development. It helps to increase productivity of developers and also saves lot of time.  Web application development in Node.js is not only a best option for d