This week Google introduced an update to its popular search engine to include visual previews of webpage results called ‘Instant Previews,’ proving the point that not only descriptions but visual stimuli also play a strong role in user behavior when it comes to search. Guardian News reports that with “Instant Previews, netizens are about 5% more likely to be satisfied with the results they click, according to Google tests.”
I came across this fascinating series that gives a developmental history of the web that covers it’s humble green letter ASCII beginnings to the full on multimedia experience we see these days.
It groups the history into four manageable parts: Browers, Search, Tech Bubble and Social Networks and delves not only into the technology behind it
One of the principal activities that we want to focus is web development that not only optimizes the success of a company but addresses it’s growing needs. With the ongoing demand for computers, technology, informational services, it is extremely important we not only keep up with technology but we take part in the creation and …