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  There are a number of web development agencies in Boston , but which one is the best? In this article, we'll take a closer look at three. KHJ is a small, locally-owned business that specializes in creative development and media buying.  We also interviewed the company's clients, and you'll find out if they're happy with their work. Dept is a larger Boston-based digital marketing agency that specializes in branding and website development. Dept is a Boston-based IT consulting firm that recently completed a project for a facility-services company and a large-scale e-commerce platform. The team provided over 100 pages of technical documentation and made several recommendations to improve the website. The company was very responsive and was able to integrate with the existing brand identity and communicate its message clearly. Their team worked closely with their client to ensure that the site performed at optimal levels. Dept. Another Boston-based web-development agency...

The technological advancements during the last few years have led enterprises and organizations to build professional websites. Thus, it has become important for businesses to create a professional online presence that can operate seamlessly. In today’s digital world, the designing, development, and launching of websites require the effective expertise of website developers. Few factors are there that affect the size of a website and therefore, the complexity of features that it comprises. Therefore, a common question that arises is what is the cost of making a website.  Why Invest in Website Development?  The creation of a website assists businesses to expand the reach of their brand. A professional and attractive website has the ability to generate more leads and prospective customers during the course of time. A designed website helps to build an audience and also target the potential customer base to generate more revenue with time. Thus, investing in a professional websit...

  A few years back when I was designing a new website for an insurance company we decided to outsource a few things. We wanted to cut down on our front-end development cost, so we asked our web design agency if they had any good candidates for our "User Interface Testing" role. They recommended one company in particular to us - they had previously worked with the insurance company and loved their work so we thought we would try them out. I'll discuss what they did to improve our website below. Our first candidate for this role was a young lady from Google. She had previously worked at Apple, where she did a lot of testing for their apps - both on the iPhone and iPad. She had done web testing for an app that pitched itself as a "social network for sharks". She obviously had no UI testing experience so I didn't think she was the right person for the job. We interviewed her, sent her a couple of test builds and then watched to see what she did. So far, so good....