“Sometimes it’s best to launch a product before it’s perfect.”
One thing every company has in common is a desire to innovate. Whether it means creating entirely new products or improving existing ones, everyone is familiar with the anxiety that accompanies all things new. All too often, we strive to get everything right the first time around. As a consequence, our products suffer from costly delays and insufficient feedback prior to launch.
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What difference does it make?
The way your web site is coded will absolutely affect how it is presented in the web browser your visitor uses. There is an organization named The World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) who creates standards for technologies that are used on the web, primarily to ensure uniformity in what is being displayed across all web platforms.
Flow in terms of web, is how your users navigate through your site. Design principle advocates that a user’s experience in interacting with a computer should involve a smooth and graceful dialog. In terms of tasks the user engages in, this means response time should be pretty fast and user errors should be rare. The “flow” refers to the movement through a user’s task, and needs to proceed from one step to another without confusion and with minimal need for difficult planning.
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