Showing posts with label Sharjah uae. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sharjah uae. Show all posts

Monday, 15 February 2016

4 Tips for Transforming A Static Site into A Responsive Website


With the growing businesses, the expectations of customers are constantly growing with them. With almost everyone owning a smartphone today, accessing Internet from a smartphone is a common practice now – nothing uncanny here.

There are more mobile users now than ever and the number is rising, even as we discuss it here. This is one of the reasons why shift to responsive websites has become a necessity. If a visitor is using mobile phone for accessing a particular website that is not mobile-friendly, chances are they will not go any further than the homepage.

In order to ensure that the content on page is similar regardless of the device used to access it, there is a dire need of converting a static, html, website into a responsive website. Here are a few tips and tricks to live by:

Tip#1: When you are to switch to responsive, it would call for a lot effort. Choosing a framework, like Foundation and Twitter Bootstrap can help you out in this regard. You can modify using these without having to do it from the scratch.

Tip#2: Review everything about converting the fixed width and don’t forget the meta tags, establishing breakpoints to trigger CSS style rules and other components to help you convert the code for the site.

Tip#3: Once you are done, perhaps best practice is to test it on your own on multiple devices to see if it has been implemented successfully. Use a tablet, a smartphone, phablet, and various devices to see how it fits the screen.

Tips#4: While text can be one aspect, other aspects include the image and video placements. It is best to have responsive images set accordingly as well. A performance-optimized approach can come in handy here as it employs various sizes of the images to be considered for different devices.

Utilize the resources available to you and see what matters most before you go responsive. Strengthen that mobile presence right away!

Wednesday, 27 January 2016

Best Tourist-Attractions in Sharjah


Sharjah is just the right place for those who love to explore history and culture. Since it has been preserving the Arab history tremendously, it has been titled as Cultural Capital of the Arab World, granted by UNESCO in 1998.

It is indeed a fascinating choice for tourists and a perfect spot for families to visit for vacations. From parks to museums to amazing diving spots, a visit to Sharjah will surely be an amazing memory for just about anyone.

Take a look at the most-visited spots in Sharjah by tourists:

1.       Sharjah Arts Museum
The largest of its kinds in UAE, this museum started off in 1997 and has been preserving the colors of the artists since then. With 72 galleries to visit, you will find artworks as antique as from 18th century.

2.       Sharjah Museum of Islamic Civilization
This museum flaunts a blend of religious and scientific artwork and manuscripts. There’s a lot of ancient Islamic history to be explored here.

3.       Sharjah Science Museum
This has to be the most amazing museum in Sharjah that is entertaining for children. It is quite interactive with a lot of fun activities for children, including Playspace and a Planetarium for virtual tour of the skies within the universe.

4.       Central Market
Central market is a famous landmark of the city of Sharjah. With a beautiful architectural glance that makes it elegant, it is also called the Blue Souk. Visit the 600 shops that await you with a variety of items to take home.

5.       Sharjah Natural History Museum and Deser Park
If you have kids along then this is the perfect place to take them where they can actually pet the animals and explore the Arabian deserts.

6.       Al-Qasba
Al-Qasba is yet another addition to the ever-entertaining journey for both kids and adults. Hop on the Eye of the Emirates – it’s a big wheel that gives a picturesque view of the entire city.

7.       Khor Fakkan

It is the second largest town on the east coast that has a Shark Island (a diving spot), container port, Rifaisa Dam (situated beautifully in between the mountains) and many other exciting sites.