Of course, we do! It’s called as Responsive Web Designing. Our experts have hands on latest technology based on HTML5 and CSS3. We develop eye-catching and graphically convincing web designs that fit even on mobile devices. Nevertheless, you may have to specify this in your objectives before the project begins.

We use standard architecture –Mobile View Controller (MVC), a type of UI separating the representation of information from the user interaction. We do have different frameworks and use as per the project type and demand.

A static website is coded entirely with HTML where every webpage is a separate document without any database or external file to depend. Said this, the only way to edit such page is editing each page separately. A dynamic website has complex code like php or ASP with greater degree of functionality such as integrated with content management system. This has database and another source support. In this, you can update web pages without having knowledge of HTML or software. It solely depends upon your project type and the purpose. While fixed websites (that don’t require much data to be drawn from external sources) are better developed in static, others are good in dynamic.

We have special department (QA & QC) to test projects. We follow series of below mentioned robust testing for the projects we develop…

1. GUI testing
2. Cross browser testing
3. Black box testing
4. Navigation testing
5. Network testing
6. System testing
7. Unit and integration testing
8. Functional testing
9. Testing on various devices and platforms. Before the project is ready for above mentioned testing, we parse the code using special software and manually. Our special programmers leave no stone unturned in screening the codes before executing them for the final version.

It is a tricky question to be honest. We do not re-use your proprietary algorithms, license keys, trade secrets, trademarks, patented processes anywhere else. However, considering the authoring process of producing the code, we do use lot of open source libraries and our own libraries to save development time and avoid re-inventing the wheel all over again. This ensures you do not have to pay for something that can be produced quicker and with more quality.

We generally build our websites in PHP with MySQL databases. PHP (Hypertext Pre-Processor) is a server-side web programming language that is widely used for web development.  PHP is the most popular web scripting language and has its roots in C and C++. MySQL is an open source database format that can be interfaced with PHP. Therefore, PHP and MySQL are excellent choice for webmasters looking to automate their web sites. PHP can run on both UNIX and Windows servers. PHP also has powerful output buffering that further increases over the output flow. PHP internally rearranges the buffer so that headers come before contents. PHP is dynamic. PHP can add dynamic elements into an HTML coded page.  PHP can be used with many relational database management systems, runs on all the most popular web servers and is available for many different operating systems. PHP5 a fully object-oriented language and its platform independence and speed on Linux server often makes it the best choice to build large and complex web applications. In general PHP is open-source, secure, fast and reliable for developing web applications.

We can build your site on the server of your choice.  The only requirement is the selected server must have PHP 5+ and MySQL installed.  The inexpensive Linux-based hosting plans provided by most large hosting providers all have PHP and MySQL installed by default. We can help you make the right choices in setting up your hosting plan. We can also walk you through the hosting setup process.

We try to build our sites to be compatible with all popular browsers and operating systems. We check our sites on both PCs and Macs, and all the major browsers like Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Opera. We try to make our sites as compatible with various browsers as possible. We will help troubleshoot any issues that might arise due to a configuration.

We are familiar with the latest advances in web technologies and how they may appear on different platforms.

For discussing the details of your project, email — or a collaborative project management tool— is much better, for many reasons:
• The information is saved online and serves as a valuable record of our discussion.
• Email messages can be searched and referenced at any time in the future, so we do not have to rely upon our memories of phone conversations.
• Any messages can be resent if necessary.
• Both parties can take all the time and space they want, to be exact in describing questions and answers. When you express what you want in your own words in an email message, it reduces the potential for misunderstandings.
• Project requests conveyed in a phone conversation can be (unintentionally) vague, which causes frustration and wastes valuable time. In contrast, email messages encourage us to be more specific.
• Everyone has the information they need to do their tasks, which saves time and reduces the chances of miscommunication. • Files and website addresses can be easily sent via email.
• Email allows us to send and receive messages whenever we want, day or night. It is not intrusive, nor does it interrupt what we are doing, as does a phone call. We can receive and send information at our convenience, not dictated by a ringing telephone.
• Because I spend my productive time at my computer, it is easier to read and respond to an email as soon as it is received.
• I’m more productive with no phone, as it allows me to concentrate on work, since writing code requires uninterrupted focusing.
• Contacting me via email is just as fast and reliable as would use a phone, because I’m at my computer for most of the day.
• Any project instructions will need to be provided in writing anyway — either as a project specifications document or in an email message.