Privacy has been a hot topic this year, especially when it comes to the various online platforms that we use daily. With a major Facebook data breach, new GDPR requirements, Chrome 68’s SSL certificate policy, and more cybersecurity news, it’s become increasingly important for users to be educated. Once a place to explore freely, hackers … Read More
The first thing I do when I come into the office: open Slack. It’s Sevaa’s main line of team communication, and it’s become pretty popular among other tech companies. We use Slack to create to-do lists, progress reports, set reminders, and decide where to eat lunch. More specifically, you can use Slack to: Organize conversations by topic, project, … Read More
What is Retargeting? Simply put, retargeting is a form of online marketing used to “retarget” users that left your website without taking any action. A retargeting strategy aims to increase conversions using cookies. Cookies use a basic code, sometimes known as a pixel, to follow your website’s visitors. Sounds a bit intrusive, right? Thanks to … Read More
With the upcoming release of WordPress 5.0, we’re patiently awaiting the new Gutenberg Editor. Until then, you can play around with the Gutenberg Editor plugin to prepare yourself. Please note that this plugin is in beta, and we do not recommend using it for live sites. We suggest using the beta version on a test … Read More
Talks about Gutenberg have been popular since the announcement to release the new system this year. But what does it mean for content creators? Sevaa Group uses WordPress often. We use it to create our own blog posts, and we use it to build functional websites for clients. It’s only natural that we question the … Read More
We work with WordPress a lot and for good reason. Not only is it a CMS that offers a solid foundation for development, it’s easy for our clients to use. Most, if not every, WordPress website employs a blog. You might think blogs are reserved for websites about DIY projects or cooking. However, there are plenty … Read More
The cloud – what is it and why is it important? Like the name suggests, the idea of the cloud feels lofty and hard to grasp. Simply put, cloud computing is the practice of using a network hosted on the Internet, or “the cloud,” to store, manage, and process data. This means you won’t have … Read More
The fourth and final part of our software development methodologies series has come, and it is quite possibly the most important part! Determining which development approach is best for your project is pretty critical – each development process is a melting pot of unique team members, clients, and project goals. Deciding which factors are most … Read More
Part three of our software development methodologies series highlights the pros and cons of the Agile model. Last week, we talked about the details of the Waterfall approach. This method follows a strict process and has a clear set of parameters. On the other hand, the Agile approach is a team-based method that is much … Read More
Last week we introduced you to the basics of the Waterfall and Agile methods for planning the development process. For part two of this development methodologies series, we’ll introduce you to the pros and cons of the Waterfall approach. In case you forgot, the Waterfall method is more traditional and technical than the Agile approach. … Read More
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