Incognito Web Tech

19/02/2022

https://www.behance.net/gallery/137754131/Espresso-Coffee-Candy

Graphic Design,Coreldraw 2019

17/02/2022

https://lnkd.in/e5rxgDPz

Graphic Design,Illustration

16/02/2022

https://www.behance.net/gallery/137518683/Cafe-Doce

Graphic Design

12/09/2021

Here are some design alternatives to help you with design:
The list is not in a particular order

Canva
PicMonkey
Stencil
Crello
DesignBold
Snappa
Adobe spark
Visme

18/08/2021

My clients are amazing😜

17/08/2021

Posture of every developer and designer.

14/08/2021

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/9-types-websites-you-can-build-your-business-incognito-web-tech

Having a social presence for your business is important, but having a website is also a critical way to connect with potential customers. That’s why it’s key to understand the different types of business websites you can choose from.

13/08/2021

Why Every Business Needs A Website

A few days ago my good friend asked me a question.

“Why does someone want to spend a good amount of money on a website.?”

A business’s online presence can have a massive impact on its success.
In this age, some businesses still don’t realize that a majority of their customers will visit their website before making a purchase.

Having a strong online presence, particularly a website, can be make or break for generating more revenue. Yes, the quality of your website impacts results, but the purpose of this article is to stress the importance of making sure you have a website.

In this electronic era, more people search online for the products and services they need as opposed to searching through a phone book. Ignoring this important potential marketing platform is akin to saying, "I don't need any new business."

The good news is that there’s a solution out there that will work for you. If you still need convincing, here are the top reasons it’s important for your business to have a website:

Credibility

A website can increase your organization's credibility. Chances are there are several providers offering a similar service to yours. One way you can stand out is by having a website that looks good and clearly communicates quality information to your consumers.

Having a website is an opportunity to make a great first impression and give people comfort that you’re a real business.

Reach

The Internet encompasses a much larger area than the few miles local to your business' office or store. Your Web presence reaches out to everyone who passes by your virtual doorstep, which could include people from right next door or in another country. Depending on your specific industry and offerings, this could open up a much wider customer base than relying on face-to-face interactions would.

Brand Building

Showcasing your brand to your prospective customers is one of the most important things that you can do. By clearly establishing who you are, what you represent and what you stand for.

This is also something that can set you apart from your competitors. Without a website, it can be incredibly challenging to do this because people can't easily find quality and reliable information on your business.

Leads Generation

Perhaps one of the most intriguing reasons to have a website for your business is because it can increase your chances of getting leads.

Once people find you online, become interested in your product or service and want to know more, they'll know how to contact you thanks to the information on your website, which gives you the opportunity to increase your sales. Even though websites have a cost, when used correctly, they have a positive ROI.

Organic Traffic

The first thing a person does is google the name of the business to get as much as information he can gather. Once you're online and have an SEO-optimized website, you have a chance of showing up in Google search results. This means that when people are searching for a product or service, there is a chance your website will show up in the results. This gives you the opportunity to drastically increase your customer base and drive more sales. Even with the conventional business you can take leverage of a website.

Saving You Time and Customer Service

Many businesses get calls from prospects or existing customers asking simple questions about location and hours of operation. At the same time, it helps customers find useful information without needing to call, which ultimately provides an all-around better user experience.

Updates And Announcements

Since your website is on 24/7, it's easy to post updates and announcements to your customers. It's a way to keep them up to date on everything that you're doing. When something is particularly relevant to them, it increases the chance of you being able to upsell them.

Reviews

Some may consider reviews a double-edged sword of conducting business on the World Wide Web, as there will always be that possibility of receiving a negative one, fairly or not. But if you run your business honestly and treat your customers well, these should be isolated incidents, outnumbered by the many raving reviews left by your satisfied customers. Potential customers often check for reviews of a company or product before using either, so always encourage happy customers to leave reviews on rating sites such as Google.



Digital Marketing

If you plan on leveraging digital marketing to increase your leads and grow your business, you'll likely want to drive traffic to a website or landing page. To do this effectively, leverage historic traffic that has been going to your website so you can target the most qualified customers and get the best ROI on your ad spend. This is something that can’t be set up retroactively, so it is best to get your website running early even if you’re not planning on running ads at the moment.

Websites have become essential to business today. I strongly recommend creating one if you haven’t done so already. You can improve it over time, but the key is to start with us.

Conclusion:

Get yourself online even we have stomachs to feed :-p

12/08/2021

Continued from previous post...



6.Keep a Work Diary

Remind yourself how much you achieve on a day-to-day basis by keeping a work diary that you can look back on. Take a few minutes at the end of each day to write down what you achieved, and any thoughts on what helped you achieve it. If you’re struggling to complete a task later down the line, you can look back on this and see what worked well for you before, and try to replicate this to get through your new tasks.

7.Take Breaks
Don’t feel guilty about taking regular breaks, as they can improve concentration, productivity, and your overall health. Take short, regular breaks throughout your working day to have some time away from your screen to refocus. Try not to spend your breaks scrolling through your phone, and instead do something different such as stepping outside to get some fresh air, reading a chapter of a book, or doing a household chore.

8.Get Outside

Spending all day inside won’t be good for your mental health and won’t keep you motivated. Try to get outside at least once a day, perhaps before work to help get you in the zone, or after work to help you switch off. If you usually do a 20-minute commute to work, try going for a 20-minute walk in place of this to keep you in your work routine.

9.Check in With Your Colleagues

Remember to check in with your colleagues on a personal level as well as a professional. If you haven’t already got a weekly catch-up meeting scheduled, then suggest setting one up to keep in touch. This is especially important if you’ve got new starters on your team, as they’ll need the chance to get to know you too.

10.Give Yourself Something to Look Forward to
Try to give yourself something to look forward to once you finish work. Depending on what you do in your spare time, this could be anything from cooking yourself a special meal to going to spend time with your friends and family. Whatever it is, use it to motivate you to get through your work on time.

11.Find What Works Best for You…
Employers have been forced to put their trust in employees to work efficiently from home, so it’s important to keep an open line of communication with your managers to make sure you’ve got access to the resources you need to help you stay productive and motivated in your work. Be honest about what is and isn’t working for you, and be proactive in making your new workspace work for you.

When it comes to adjusting to remote working, you won’t find the winning formula straight away. It might take a week or two of working in different spaces to find where you’re the most focused, or a few weeks of planning your days out differently to see which schedules work the best, but you’ll soon find what works best for you.

12/08/2021

How to Stay Motivated When Working from Home

With the boundaries between work and home being more blurred than ever before, it can be difficult staying motivated whilst working at home – a place you’re used to relaxing in.

In this article, we outline some simple ways of staying motivated whilst working at home, whether remote working is something you’re new to, or is something you’ve been struggling with…

1.Create a Formal Working Space That’s Just for Work

Having a dedicated space for work will help you set boundaries between your work life and your home life, hopefully making it easier to stay focused whilst working, and relaxed when you aren’t. Find a space that’s free of distractions and clutter and take your breaks away from that space.

2.Make Yourself Comfortable

Make your workspace as comfortable as you can to help keep you focused whilst you work. Take a look at these steps laid out by the Chartered Institute of Ergonomics & Human Factors for advice on how to create the right working environment, and remember to communicate with your employers if this isn’t something you can easily achieve without some support.

3.Get Dressed for the Day

You don’t need to be wearing shirts and blazers at your desk, but do make an effort to get up and dressed every morning just as you would if you were leaving the house.

4.Structure Your Days

To help you keep on top of your work, take the time each morning to plan out your day. Make a list of your prioritised tasks and break your working day down into smaller chunks to make your workload more manageable. Try to start your day either with the most complex tasks or the tasks you like the least to get them out of the way when your concentration levels are at their highest.

However you decide to break up your day, remember to give yourself time for regular breaks, and to be realistic about how much you can achieve within your working day. Having structure to your day will also help you fight procrastination, as having set amounts of time to get tasks completed by should keep you on track.

5.Set Boundaries

According to the ONS, in 2020, people who worked from home did an average of 6 hours of unpaid overtime every week, compared with people who didn’t who worked 3.6. When your laptop is at your dining table or in the room next door, it’s tempting to quickly login and check your emails in the evening after your workday has actually ended, but this isn’t always healthy and can quickly lead to burnout.

Although overtime is sometimes necessary, set yourself strict boundaries when it comes to doing extra work, and make sure that your home life isn’t becoming too all-consumed by work.

11/08/2021

Web Design and Development Trends to Look Out for:

Web development is one of the few industries that changes as quickly as it does. Customer preferences are volatile, to say the least, as languages change, design approaches shift, and consumer tastes shift. Keeping up with the current trends can be difficult.

Progressive web apps:
These apps aim to combine the best of mobile and web apps for a more fluid feel.

Neumorphism:
A design trend that combines the modern look of flat design with the 3D feel of skeuomorphism.

Thumb-friendly mobile design:
A mobile design trend that places interactive elements in easily-reachable areas.

Gradients:
Subtle color gradients can be more eye-catching and interesting than solid colors.

Single-page apps:
Web apps that are built on a single page to reduce loading times and provide a more fluid UX.

Motion UI:
Motion effects and animations on web pages provide more engaging UX.