The AFROBYTE journal / Ideas in practice

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Practical perspectives on design, technology and business growth. Ideas to help you build, connect and take the next step.

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  1. A reliable website starts with the right foundations

    Choose technology around the work your website needs to do, the people who use it and the team who will maintain it.

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  2. Connect the product to the market—and the work between

    Connect supplier requirements, delivery arrangements and digital commerce when planning how a product will reach customers.

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  3. Give a new venture a question worth testing

    Before building the whole business, choose the assumption that matters most and a practical way to learn about it.

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  4. Buy hardware for the system it needs to serve

    The useful question is how equipment will work with your software, people and support arrangements over time.

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  5. Better sourcing starts with a clearer brief

    Before comparing suppliers, define the product, the destination and the decisions the proposal needs to support.

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  6. Before a rebuild, define the next business move

    A clearer offer, a new market or a better sales journey: give the redesign a business purpose before choosing its visual direction.

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  7. Choose the digital product your customers will use

    A mobile app, a website and a Mini Program offer different paths. Start with the audience and the task before choosing a platform.

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  8. A brand should work wherever business happens

    Your identity needs to hold together across a website, a product catalogue, a presentation and the next market you enter.

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  9. Structure your content for the next market

    A clear content model helps a website grow from a few pages into a useful catalogue, a multilingual presence or a connected sales tool.

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  10. Good design makes room for more people

    Accessibility belongs in the first sketch, the content and the finished interaction—not just the final review.

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  11. Make room for creativity with a performance budget

    An expressive website still needs to feel responsive. Agree the limits early, then design and build within them.

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  12. Beyond launch: keeping your digital business in shape

    A website keeps working only when someone keeps caring for it. Give maintenance the same attention as the launch.

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