Statistics show that Hong Kong people has 4.25 mobile phones on average, while 92% of users use the smartphone to browse websites more than/ equal to using the PC , laptop or tablets.
Have your website gone mobile-friendly?
1. Excellent user experience
By using smartphone to access Internet, users often suffer from access delay or no response situation. In addition, users have to zoom in or out to fit the smaller display of smartphone and visuals become distorted.
【SOLUTION】
Just simply change your standard website to a responsive website. A responsive website recognizes the device being used (laptop, PC, tablet, smartphone, etc.) and will resize itself accordingly for optimal viewing. You’ll be able to accommodate mobile and PC/laptop users alike.
2. Boost Google Ranking
Google aims at increasing search traffic which includes mobile search traffic. A mobile-friendly website matches the Google’s goal perfectly. As a result, your search rankings on Google will be higher.
3. Loss of 92% potential clients
Mobile users always grab their limited time for browsing over the internet. They are looking for fast loading pages, easy navigation, and a streamlined site with great content and great products. Don’t miss those 92% mobile users.
Act now to upgrade your standard website by calling us at (852) 2554 7545 or completing below form.
SME can ignore cyber-attack due to limited website traffic?NO!
In fact, many companies became victims of cyber-attack in the past year due to lack of online security and multiple vulnerabilities of their websites. The total losses were up to $ 1.4 billion.
The cloud security expert & the Head of Technical Development of UDomain, Mr. Eric Fan, has been invited to share the topic of "SME Cloud Security Forum" organized by the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer (OGCIO) and the Trade and Industry Department (TID) to share smart tips as follows:
Why do the SMEs need Cloud Service?
How can SMEs use Cloud Service to resist the cyber-attack?
How can the Cloud Service Providers help SMEs to tackle the ransomware?
For more cyber security tips, please call us at (852) 2554 7545 or fill-in below form.
