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HTML5 for your new Mobile Website

A new mobile site designed for your business can bring more visitors and develop quality customer interaction. The markup language HTML5 has added to the functioning of mobile commerce for enabling richer or dynamic content for sites. Mobile website optimization gets the brand value higher by making web pages lighter so they can engage customers on a smaller screen. Using this technology one can devise a better brand experience and get higher conversion rates by engaging visitors...Continue reading →
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