In QAEngine v2.0.8 is out with bug fixes on both desktop & mobile browser. (more…)
In QAEngine v2.0.8 is out with bug fixes on both desktop & mobile browser. (more…)
In the previous article, I went over important notes of Design Principle 1 – how to create a good user flow for service providers. This post will cover the other 3 principles – what you need to focus on to provide buyers with an ideal micro job marketplace destination, and how to design account and profile settings.
Theoretically, a micro job site design must include 4 main principles: buying, selling, profile settings, and account settings. According to your business model, these four principles are to be considered thoroughly to match the concept of your platform. That said, among these 4 fundamentals, selling and buying activities are the most important as they are responsible for triggering transactions between buyers and sellers on your micro job marketplace. Meanwhile, transactions are the ultimate purpose you aim to capture. Hence, a strong platform is more likely to handle micro job orders seamlessly.
This article will discuss in depth the first principle in a series of 4 principles to provide you with an overview about how to design your micro job marketplace and make it work effectively.
EstateEngine v1.3.5 has been released with Google Maps API Key improvement and bug fixes. (more…)
Outsourcing service has become popular thanks to multiple benefits it brings to business. It is especially the case for small and medium businesses since you can’t do all the jobs by yourself. Freelance websites have raised as a platform connecting project owners and skillful freelancers.
If you’re planning to develop a freelance website offering this kind of service but haven’t determined yet what features are needed, take a look at this article. There are 2 parts in this series; in part 1 I will go over core features to get your site up and running, then part 2 will introduce other additional features to help you build an advanced freelance website. (more…)
In DirectoryEngine version 2.1.6, Google Map API Key is supported, place owner can reply the private email, and a notification for Geolocation is added. (more…)
Having high conversion rates is what all businesses want for their websites. It also means the website is effectively designed in the way that attracts a great number of visitors to take the desired action, which, for most eCommerce sites, is to buy a product or service. As a result, the more visitors are converted into customers, the more revenue for your business.
While marketing strategies, such as SEO, Google ads, social marketing, try to drive more traffic to your website, conversion optimization plans play an important role in turning your site visitors into customers. (more…)
MicrojobEngine version 1.1.1 has been released with 2 new features – Custom Pricing and Opening Message.
Have you been waiting for the custom pricing for each mJob offered on your website? If yes, this updated version won’t disappoint you. From now on, you can set the mJob price allowing seller to custom their price or not. Additionally, opening message is also added to boost the interaction between seller and buyer on your site. Sound great, right? Let’s read more to find out! (more…)
MicrojobEngine version 1.1.1 is updated with new great features in the “Post a mJob” form. The UX/UI factors are also enhanced to make your website better. (more…)
In DiningEngine version 1.2.8 is updated with multiple bug fixes on tablet and iPad. The automatic sub-menu expansion issue is also solved. (more…)
ClassifiedEngine version 2.6.9 is released with UX & UI improvements. Other bug fixes on mobile are fixed as well. (more…)
Multiple bugs in the register form, project details tab, user’s profile, homepage are fixed in FreelanceEngine version 1.7.8.2 (more…)
EstateEngine v1.3.4 has just released to fixes UI bugs of the warning icon display and notification. Others issues in the Submit a Property are solved as well. (more…)
