You've surely heard the phrases "responsive design" and "mobile first" tossed around. From some years back the web is putting more emphasis on good user experience. In fact, that's the main reason why businesses are concerned with investing in web design: if the usability of a site is low, you can bet the user rate follows suit.
If since some years ago we all recognize user experience (UX) and user interface (UI) as important parts of web development and app development, these days, nobody can deny, they’re indispensable. Today, more than ever before, the experience a user has with a site or application helps form their opinion of the organization, business or brand with whom he is interacting.
When a few weeks ago we talked about SharePoint and how it can help your business grow, I promised to talk more about how to perform a successful migration. As we said at the time, all SharePoint versions are compatible when migrating to newer versions. We just need to follow certain procedure.
There are leadership courses, workshops and seminars which can improve your abilities to manage strategies and teams on a high level, but there’s no real substitute for experience. Some professionals live their entire lives without grasping the most important fundamentals of good leadership, while others seem to learn them almost immediately. In short, you can’t major in leadership.
