XHTML 1.0 Transition
by AvneetWork has begun to convert the site from HTML 4.01 Transitional to XHTML 1.0 Transitional.
We aim to have all our webpages validating for standards and accessibility soon.
The free tool HTML Tidy is being employed for the transition.
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Of Light, Laughter & Transformation: Diwali 2024 at Cue For Good
by Nida Danish
On any given day, walking into the Cue For Good office feels like stepping into a space with heart. It’s …
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Why PHP Still Matters in 2024: A Look at Its Continued Relevance
by Girish Tiwari
At its peak in the early 2010s, PHP powered the majority of websites globally, including major platforms like Facebook and …
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How Meta’s New Holiday Ad Features Can Transform Your Business This Season
by Charanjeev SinghThis year, Tapcart’s 2024 BFCM Consumer Trends Report suggests that nearly 60% of shoppers kick off their holiday shopping in …
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Cue For Good’s Journey at the B Corp Festival 2024: Exploring Louder Than Words
by Pancham Prashar
On September 10th and 11th, 2024, I had the incredible experience at the “Louder Than Words” B Corp Festival, held …
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Shopify Magic: AI Update Introducing Powerful New Features for E-commerce Stores
by Nida Danish
Shopify’s latest update is called Shopify Magic, introducing interesting new AI powered features set to redefine how entrepreneurs manage and …
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Is “Recyclable” the Correct Way to Describe Your Packaging?
by Nida Danish
As demand grows for green products, people are paying closer attention to how brands describe their efforts. Take “recyclable,” for …
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