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Fight Against Procrastination

How many of you take a quick shuffle between work windows and facebook window or youtube? With clock ticking and deadlines approaching, you know you have only few hours to complete the assignment but prefers to check your emails first. If that’s your story, you fall into the category about the people we are going to talk about today. The Procrastinators. Procrastination is the tendency of postponing important tasks while giving priority to unimportant pleasurable tasks.

According to psychologist Clarry Lay, Procrastination occurs when there is significant time period between people intended to do a job and when they do it.

If define in a word, it can also be called a habit… A disastrous habit, that ruin your efficiency on both personal and professional front. Some people call it ability of working best under pressure, but very few knows that it may lead to health problem as well. Yes, procrastination can have direct and indirect effects on your health. Stress, anxiety, panic attacks, lowering blood sugar level and hypotension are few outcomes of lingering your important tasks to deadlines. In many cases, it has been seen that depression is one major effect, which becomes very difficult to deal. And in worse scenarios, it could be cardiovascular diseases.

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Responsive web design – How to keep it simple?

Web designing was never a simple task. And now days intricacies have increased with increase in variety of devices. Also, being a good service provider you must take care of visitors coming to your website from different devices. So, it has become mandatory to have responsive web design.

For instance, if websites are designed keeping a smartphone in mind; design comes out completely compatible for mobile version, then it will surely run smoothly on other devices as well. So mobile users should come first. Here are some quick fixes that you should make to your website to be responsive.

Keep it simple
The simpler your design is the responsive it is. It is always good to use simple mechanisms like layout, navigation, menu options etc. Avoid having fancy javascript or flash. Do not use unnecessary absolute positioning, that would make the site adjustment
complicated.

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Free apps vs Paid apps

Everyday app stores get bombarded with hundreds of mobile applications, which includes both free and paid apps. During the announcement of Apple’s FY Q4 2014 results, CEO Tim Cook announced that Apple’s cumulative App Store downloads have now topped 85 billion up from 60 billion around a year ago. And, they are just behind the competitor Google having 1.4 million apps in play store whereas Apple store has roughly 1.2 million apps. So, with these statistics we can assume the increasing importance or call it trend of mobile apps in our life. Now the biggest question for app develops and marketers is that Should they provide their app under free, freemium, paid or paidmium plan?

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