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Boost Retention and Loyalty with These Simple Tips for a Killer Thank You Page

Boost Retention and Loyalty with These Simple Tips for a Killer Thank You Page

Want to increase e-commerce retention post-checkout? Utilize the thank you page! Here's how ⬇️⬇️⬇️ 1. Clearly state that the user has completed their purchase and congratulate them 2. Summarize what was included in the order 3. Clearly state when the package will arrive and with which courier or delivery

Improving the E-Commerce Cart conversion: 20 quick wins

Improving the E-Commerce Cart conversion: 20 quick wins

Improving the conversion on the add-to-cart page of your E-Commerce Shop can significantly impact ROAS (Return on ad spend). We distilled 20 quick wins that you can apply immediately. General tips 1. Use urgency triggers, such as "Your items are reserved for 10 minutes" or "If you

How To Track Your Website’s Google Rankings: 5 Easy Methods

How To Track Your Website’s Google Rankings: 5 Easy Methods

Tracking your website's Google rankings can be an essential part of your online marketing strategy, as it can help you understand how well your website is performing in search results and identify areas for improvement. In this article, we will cover some ways you can track your Google

7 Questions Developers Should Answer for Smooth SRE Coordination

7 Questions Developers Should Answer for Smooth SRE Coordination

Coordinating SRE with Development properly is essential for smooth operation, specifically in distributed environments. To do this, we boiled down a few questions Developers should answer for the SRE team for any new service that they build: 1. How can I check the health of the service? This includes being

Google’s new experimental programming language: Carbon

Google’s new experimental programming language: Carbon

Carbon also known as Carbon-lang was launched in July, 2022 as an experimental open-source successor to C++. The project was started by Google and is currently open for contributions on GitHub. The core goal behind the language is to cover some of the shortcomings of C++ which is used by

Cohort Analysis Explained and Why It is Crucial for Startup Success

Cohort Analysis Explained and Why It is Crucial for Startup Success

Market uncertainty is a practical guarantee for those in the startup world. One of the key errors that most founders make is exclusively considering their user base holistically. The reality of the situation is that your user base is diverse, and making decisions without acknowledging their diversity is a sure

Teaching Cars to Drive with Neuroevolution, Tensorflow, and 500 lines of Javascript

Teaching Cars to Drive with Neuroevolution, Tensorflow, and 500 lines of Javascript

Neuroevolution is one of the most satisfying machine learning algorithms to build, tweak, and play around with. In today’s article we’ll be building our very own Neuroevolution algorithm to teach a population of cars how to successfully navigate through a race track. We’ll be using P5.js

Bun, the new Javascript runtime competing with Deno and Node

Bun, the new Javascript runtime competing with Deno and Node

Incredible amounts of discussion have taken place over the past couple years over Deno, Ryan Dahl’s successor to the NodeJS runtime meant to solve all the problems of his original creation. In reality, despite Deno being largely stable and solving a lot of the issues with Node, it hasn’

The Future of UI Testing? - AI automated testing with AskUI

The Future of UI Testing? - AI automated testing with AskUI

UI testing can be an incredibly difficult task. Your tests need to be able to adapt to slight changes in sizes and devices in a way that usually requires an incredibly in depth integration with your web app. Ideally, you could have the cognitive flexibility of a human to test

The Economics of How Stablecoins Work

The Economics of How Stablecoins Work

The past few months have seen no shortage of Stablecoin controversies. There was Tether [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tether_(cryptocurrency)] misrepresenting their asset-holdings, Terra [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_(blockchain)#Collapse] losing its peg to the US dollar, and hundreds of new stablecoins coming about to try to

$All the Math you need to conduct an A/B test$

All the Math you need to conduct an A/B test

If you’re an innovator you are by definition in uncharted waters. There is no textbook on how to build your startup because if the route to success was already figured out, then the world wouldn’t need your product. This means that you can’t google a lot of

Creating Your Own Voice Assistant in Python

Creating Your Own Voice Assistant in Python

Let’s be honest with ourselves, at some point in our lives we wanted our own Jarvis. There’s something incredibly awesome about having a personal voice assistant to be able to give us information, manage our schedules, and just help us out with our day to day lives. In

Create Your Own AI Chatbot in minutes with Rasa

Create Your Own AI Chatbot in minutes with Rasa

AI Chatbots are an increasingly popular way to service your users. They allow you to field diverse UX requests without pages and pages of buttons for every possible thing that a user might need. The issue, however, is that building and training an AI chatbot can be an incredibly burdensome

Fresh – Is this new Javascript framework the Node-killer

Fresh – Is this new Javascript framework the Node-killer

The time has come once again to evaluate a new Javascript framework…but wait. This isn’t your run of the mill React clone with slight variations promising to change everything. Fresh is a Deno-based web framework that sends no javascript to the client by default. All of the bulk

Basics of Encryption: The Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange Explained

Basics of Encryption: The Diffie-Hellman Key Exchange Explained

In Encryption, The Diffie-Hellman(DH) Key Exchange is a method for two parties who have never met before to establish a shared secret key that only the two of them know, without compromising their individual security. DH was one of the first algorithms to be able to achieve this and

The Founder’s Guide to Key Startup Metrics(With Formulas)

The Founder’s Guide to Key Startup Metrics(With Formulas)

The time when all it took to raise money was some gusto and a smile is gone for the time being. If you, as a founder, want your startup to not just survive, but thrive, in this bear market, you need to be ready with the numbers that validate your

How Your Startup Can Use Bayes Rule to Survive

How Your Startup Can Use Bayes Rule to Survive

In economic downturns, the thing that keeps startups alive is numbers. The sort of sweet talking, finessing, and gut-decisions that might work in a bull market falls apart very quickly as soon as an investor, customer, or any other stakeholder lowers their risk intolerance. If you’re trying to raise

Javasc-ordle, making a JS function guessing game with React

Javasc-ordle, making a JS function guessing game with React

Maybe we’re a bit late to the trend, but this week we had fun developing a wordle-esque game for guessing the output of hidden Javascript functions! We’ve deployed it on Codesphere so that you can play it yourself here [https://37929-3000.codesphere.com/] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- How it works Javasc-ordle(

Make any Web App Collaborative with Snippyly

Make any Web App Collaborative with Snippyly

The addition of live collaboration to web apps across the internet has been one of our favorite trends of the past two decades. As we interact with each other from increasingly distant parts of the globe, live collaboration allows us to interact over the web without feeling that gap. Implementing

Hash Tables: How They Work and Why They Matter

Hash Tables: How They Work and Why They Matter

One of the most important data structures that is used professionally is without a doubt the Hash Table. A lot of data structures that are considered important are never actually used directly by most developers. The same can’t be said about Hash Tables. Being able to understand when and

10 Algorithms Every Developer Should Learn

10 Algorithms Every Developer Should Learn

There seems to be a large misconception from a lot of aspiring devs that memorizing standard algorithms is important. Now for some job interviews that may be the case, but it is not particularly important for actually being a successful developer. So are the things you learn in an algorithm

Pathfinding with Javascript: The A* Algorithm

There has been no shortage of academic research into finding efficient ways to find paths. Its use in games, logistics, and mapping makes it an important topic for any aspiring programmer to try their hand in. One of the most famous algorithms for computing the quickest route between two points

Visualizing the Color Spaces of Images with Python and MatPlotLib

They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but that also means that storing an image takes up considerably more storage than a word. As such, a great deal of research has been made to understand the composition of images and how these compositions can be represented efficiently. In