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Aside from Error 404: Not Found, what other HTTP error codes have you already encountered while surfing the internet? And apart from refreshing the page, what else have you done to resolve the error?

As we may all know, the current generation we are in have smartphones in a whole different level. Gone are the days where it's just for texts and calls. It has extended to a couple of more purposes, with internet and social media browsing as the most notable.

The things you need to remember when putting colors to your website are simple: it must compliment, it must have a good contrast, and a bit of animation. What is difficult is implying the message before the color you have chosen. Color is the umbrella term for manipulating hues to render variations. So it might not be appropriate if we say “colour Red” because Red, Orange, Yellow, Blue, Green, and Purple among others are technically termed as Hues, the degree of color which it can be categorize as to a specific color set. On the other hand, color purity is called Chroma.

There are two sides of e-commerce development. It’s either you make or you break the purpose of the site. If you were able to virtually operate 24/7 and reach borderless clients and customer, then you MAKE it! Nonetheless, if web visitors do not interact in your site and eventually stay away from the site, then you BREAK the purpose of having an e-commerce.

Responsive Web Design adapts the changes brought by the widespread era of different mobile devices in having a website that can respond whichever size of browser the device has.

Every design trends have its origin. In terms of web development, every website design becomes a trend depending on the ease that it gives to users. It gains popularity as the time passed by as it fits the needs of a website. From the previous innovation, many designers and developers are familiar with the term “responsive” or the ability of a website to respond in different size of browsers. Responsive Web Design or RWD is a term coined by web designer and developer Ethan Marcotte in one of his article in A List Apart (May 2010). He then discussed the importance of having one standard term for designers in creating a specific design of a website for different browsers—in mobile, tablets, smartphones and other devices. For him RWD allows designers to designs for ebb and flow of things.