"Will my website meet its goals? Can it truly succeed given the competition we have today?" Many website owners and designers think about this. Statistics reveal a stark reality: 90% of websites fail online. This fact highlights the importance of creating websites that serve their target audiences effectively, which requires a deep understanding of user needs and preferences. Feedback acts as a critical bridge between website creators and their audience.

What if your website still looked like it belonged on the older websites? Web design has come a long way from the days of heavy textures and 3D effects. Today, the field is all about sleek, user-friendly interfaces that cater to modern user needs. As we venture into 2024, staying ahead with the latest trends is more important than ever. In the early 2010s, a significant shift occurred in web design with the rise of mobile devices and responsive design.

When you think about improving your website, consider the impact user feedback can have. It comes directly from those who navigate and use your site. Let’s say visitors struggle to find information on your website. They may suggest adding a search function. Implementing their suggestion can dramatically enhance user experience. Such an update can make your site more navigable and efficient. It will allow users to find what they need quickly.

How did the Kong Mesh team design and bring Kong Mesh into Kong Konnect? In this blog post, we’re going to dive into this question to understand what’s going on behind the scenes with Mesh Manager.

For web designers and developers alike, having a robust toolset can be the difference between an acceptable and a great project. Your website is your first chance to make an impression, so it has never been more vital to embrace new technology and resources to stay ahead of your competitors. We’re looking at 8 different tools and resources that should have a place in any web developer or IT support team’s arsenal.

All the reasons why backend development today feels harder, or, at the very least, vastly more complex than 20 years ago.

Have you ever wondered what it feels like to manually label thousands of images for your project? You know the drill: endless hours looking at screens, second-guessing every tag, and facing the fear of mistakes that could throw off your entire analysis. It's a real headache. You spend more time guessing than making progress, whether trying to align your team's vision or ensuring every detail matches the client's expectations. Here's where image annotation tools step in.

How to combine your enterprise data with generative AI.

We are thrilled to announce the public beta release of Multiplayer, a platform created to transform the way teams design, develop, and manage distributed software.