Though much of shopping is still taking place in bricks and mortar stores, consumers are spending a substantial amount of time exploring and researching online. Luxury brand eCommerce websites continue to be important point of interaction for luxury shoppers.
Despite the popular saying 'diamonds are forever', they weren’t eternal in the first place. Diamonds, as we know today, has constantly been re-imagined by the industry’s relentless and savvy marketing efforts since the early 1900s.
One of the challenges facing hospitality web design is to have a seamless online booking tool to compete against OTAs who are inherently adept at the digital online experience.
Web development in 26 steps Deconstructing your needs and wants Have a new business? Need a new website? Or you just want to update your current one? Nothing is more exciting than greeting new clients and talking about their innovative business ideas. But sometimes our simple (and innocent) questions tend to lead to confusion. Questions ...
London has become the top destination for global property investors, surpassing New York. Therefore, London’s luxury property websites should be upgraded to look dapper. New tax regulations and prospective increases in interest rate will make buyers more cautious. In fact, house prices are starting to cool down in August, says the Independent. However, with the ...
Minimalism, simplicity and flexibility – many articles seem to agree on these key words to describe the next ‘trendy’ design in 2014. But how are they different from last year? If ‘go simple’ was already trendy last year, we want to take an even more minimalist approach this year. The key difference is that what ...
Now that we have your attention, we would like to say that said app is great, although we really don’t know if it will change everything forever. But yeah, it’s a great app, and we believe app can change everything! Potentially. So the new iPhone came out, gazillion Apple fans queuing for hours outside the ...
‘Some people think luxury is the opposite of poverty. It is not. It is the opposite of vulgarity.’ Coco Chanel ‘Manchester United?’ said Michael Jackson, after watching a football match with Mohamed Fayed at Fulham in 1999. ‘I don’t know them. How much are they?’
