Nutrifies by Green Naturals Pvt Ltd exports premium organic and natural food products from Sri Lanka, including coconut milk, desiccated coconuts, and Ceylon spices and tea. We are thrilled to have created their export-focused corporate website using the latest WordPress technology.
Client Website : https://nutrifies.com
Contact us : https://www.joomlasrilanka.com
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In the world of web design, showcasing your skills and expertise is crucial for attracting clients and building a successful career. One method that has gained popularity is the use of skill meters, also known as progress bars, to visually represent your proficiency in various areas. This trend is not limited to agency websites; individual designers and freelancers are also incorporating skill meters into their portfolios and online profiles.
Skill meters are designed to offer a quick snapshot of a designer’s capabilities. They often list various skills relevant to web design, such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, UI/UX design, and graphic design, with accompanying progress bars indicating proficiency levels. The idea is to provide potential clients or employers with an immediate sense of a designer’s strengths and weaknesses.
The appeal of skill meters lies in their simplicity and visual appeal. They offer a seemingly objective way to quantify and compare skills, making it easier for clients to assess a designer’s suitability for a project. However, this simplicity can also be misleading. Design skills are complex and nuanced, and reducing them to a percentage on a progress bar oversimplifies the reality.
Whether skill meters are effective is a matter of debate. Some argue that they provide valuable information and help clients make informed decisions. Others criticize them for being superficial and potentially misleading.
Potential Benefits:
Potential Drawbacks:
If you’re a web designer considering using skill meters, it’s crucial to weigh the pros and cons carefully. There are alternative ways to showcase your skills effectively:
Skill meters can be a useful tool for web designers, but they should not be the sole means of showcasing your expertise. Consider using them in conjunction with other methods to provide a comprehensive picture of your skills and experience. Ultimately, the quality of your work and your ability to meet client needs will be the deciding factors in your success.
Remember, web design is a dynamic and ever-evolving field. Focus on continuous learning and improvement, and don’t rely solely on skill meters to define your value as a designer.
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A critical management decision presents itself to companies that outgrow their custom made ERP systems or feel like they have! The way to navigate the decision around this topic can be tricky and therefore requires a framework to cover your bases.
Some of the overall considerations may include these:
Business landscape going forward – inputs/outputs
Client landscape going forward – evolving requirements
Future Compliance/legal requirements relevant to your industry (ISO 9001, 14001, 27001)
Future investment/investor outlook (transparency)
Board level requirements (justify why did we stay/go?)
Tech as a business support/admin function VS tech as a strategic growth enabler (digital transformation of the company to be a high tech business)
Pros and Cons of staying with your current system can be looked at in this fashion:
Pros:
Customization: Your system is tailored to your specific needs and processes, high flexibility and increased efficiency – do you have an industry best practice solution already in house without knowing it???
Control: Full control over the code (if it’s your in-house solution), data, and updates, allowing for quicker adjustments
Costs: No recurring licensing fees associated with standardized solutions if its your in-house built solution
Integrations: no lock out risk from newer tech ecosystems
Cons:
Support: You are not in the IT business (non-core)…ongoing upkeep, bug fixes, and upgrades require dedicated IT resources who may leave and leave you in the lurch…(loss of knowledge)
Scalability: Adapting to future growth or changing needs might be challenging with a custom solution (This can be tested…)
Integrations: Integrating with newer technologies or third-party software can be challenging if tech is outdated (legacy environment)
Security: Loss of data and info risk, disaster recovery, maintaining robust security and data privacy measures might require significant expertise and resources (This can be tested…)
Pros and Cons of leaving your current custom ERP solution can be seen as follows:
Pros:
Scalability: Designed to handle growth and adapt to changing business needs – cloud ready industry standard solutions
Support: Dedicated vendor/MSP support for upgrades, troubleshooting, and security patches. Readily hire market professionals in-house if required. Low loss of knowledge/risk due to staff (key user and IT) leaving
Integrations: Pre-built integrations with various technologies and popular applications.
Compliance: Standard solutions have global appeal for transparency metrics
Security: Vendor invests heavily in robust security infrastructure and compliance.
Cons:
ROI: Mapping ROI of a new solution can be very difficult if not planned out carefully
Customization: Limited ability to customize workflows and processes to perfectly fit your needs. Need to go with standard (industry best practice) solution as much as possible 80%+ VS customization
Control: Vendor controls updates and upgrades, and pricing may change for these without notice
Change management: vital and overlooked as new systems change the way people work and can cause redundancies
Costs: High cost exercise (budget and time overruns are common): recurring licensing fees, upgrades, implementation and maintenance costs add up over time (total cost of ownership – TCO).
Data migration: Often overlooked and underestimated – moving data from your existing system can be complex and time-consuming. (may be a one time exercise if done correctly otherwise there can be a lot of rework and data cleansing required)
Whilst these points highlight a management case where you have a custom ERP solution made tailored to your specific industry and needs, a similar set of considerations can be applied if you have a vendors solution and have outgrown it and wish to change that solution. Where the points would defer are the cost and code considerations as a vendor would largely control those areas.
Composed by G. Fernando, ERP Services, www.erpservices.lk
In the competitive world of ecommerce, where visual appeal plays a pivotal role in driving sales, quality product photography stands out as a game-changer. Mobiz International takes the lead in revolutionizing the product photography market with its in-house resources and cutting-edge equipment, offering businesses a compelling solution to elevate their online presence and drive sales.
Why Quality Product Photography Matters:
First Impressions Matter: In the digital realm, first impressions are everything. High-quality product images capture attention instantly, creating a positive and lasting impression on potential customers.
Building Trust and Credibility: Consumers trust what they can see. Clear, professional product photos build trust by providing a realistic view of the product, reducing uncertainty and increasing the likelihood of a purchase.
Enhancing the User Experience: Quality visuals enhance the overall user experience on an ecommerce website. Well-lit, sharp, and aesthetically pleasing images guide customers through the online shopping journey, encouraging them to explore and make informed decisions.
Social Media Visibility: In the age of social media, visually appealing content is more likely to be shared. High-quality product images become valuable assets for social media marketing, extending the reach of your products and brand.
Mobiz International’s Approach:
In-House Expertise: Mobiz International takes pride in its team of skilled photographers, stylists, and post-production experts. By keeping the entire process in-house, they ensure a seamless workflow and maintain strict quality control.
Cutting-Edge Equipment: Staying at the forefront of technology, Mobiz International invests in cutting-edge photography equipment. From high-resolution cameras to advanced lighting setups, their tools are chosen to deliver exceptional results.
Tailored Solutions: Recognizing that every product is unique, Mobiz International provides customized photography solutions. Whether it’s clothing, electronics, or lifestyle products, their team adapts their approach to showcase each product in the best possible light.
In the ever-evolving world of ecommerce, investing in quality product photography is not just an option—it’s a necessity. Mobiz International’s commitment to excellence, in-house expertise, and cutting-edge equipment position them as a leading player in the market, helping businesses unlock their full online potential through visually stunning product images. Elevate your ecommerce game with Mobiz International and watch your products shine like never before.
Introducing VISMASS.lk, our latest e-commerce web design project tailored for a renowned brand specializing in printers and ink supplies in Sri Lanka. Now, procuring your essential printer necessities is effortless through this user-friendly platform, offering seamless transactions via credit cards or Cash on Delivery (COD).
Leveraging the widely acclaimed WordPress platform, we crafted a bespoke e-commerce website for VISMASS, integrating a professional theme that not only aligns with industry standards but also excels in Google PageSpeed tests for optimal performance.
We extend our gratitude to the Vismass team and management for entrusting us with the development of their e-commerce website. Their unwavering support throughout the project played a pivotal role in its success.
Explore VISMASS.lk at https://www.vismass.lk/ and discover more about our portfolio at https://www.joomlasrilanka.com/.
Post codes or postal codes are a part of any mail address which helps the postal service to sort mails. A city or several adjacent cities can have a unique postal code which makes them easier to identify in delivering mails or parcels.
Sri Lanka introduced postal codes to its post services in 1997. Sri Lankan post code is a 5 digit number which , that identifies each postal jurisdiction to sort mail more efficiently
This simple tool facilitates the easy retrieval of postal codes for your city’s post office. Although postal codes are not extensively utilized in Sri Lanka at present, they play a crucial role in advancing logistics solutions within the country. Postal codes enable parcel delivery companies to efficiently calculate delivery costs between various locations in Sri Lanka. The integration of postal codes into everyday life is vital for the growth of e-commerce services and other digital platforms in the country
This webpage has helped Sri Lankans 68 times to successfully find postal codes.
