In the eCommerce landscape, first impressions are everything. They can make the difference between a visitor to your site becoming a customer, or leaving and never returning. One crucial factor in shaping these first impressions is product photography.
With two decades of personal experience, we at ColoursAlive have been helping our clients by producing immaculate product photographs for them. Time to see what we’ve learnt…
The journey to find the right corporate video production company can seem a bit daunting, especially with so many choices out there. But don’t worry; at ColoursAlive, we’ve got you covered!
The foundation of any e-Commerce business is a selection of good product and lifestyle imagery. Because photos can make or break a sale, it’s critical to invest in high-quality images that showcase the best aspects of your products. Customers will avoid websites with blurry or poorly lit images, but professionally taken photos can help increase conversion rates and increase your bottom line.
Good eCommerce photography can often be the difference between a product being returned, and a satisfied customer. In our thinking, eCommerce photography is about truth and efficiency rather than glamour, although there is a meeting point of the two that we strive to achieve… There are various factors that allow for this… Time, budget, and availability of various resources all play a role in this balance.
I was first fascinated by audio recordings when I bought a Zoom H4n for live audio recording. The idea was to be able to record voices in good quality when making interviews. Exploring its capabilities, I was struck by the difference between my voice as I heard it daily, and what I heard through the … Read more
So, Adobe passed out a little update in the December of last year. That innocuous little update (12.0.0) messed up my work for quite a while. Files that I’d worked on just hours before didn’t open anymore. Library files were not working. Essential Graphics Templates that I’d been using didn’t work. Instead it showed the … Read more
The Real Need to Stop. During the course of any journey, one needs to stop every once in a while, to look around, check that you’re actually moving in the right direction. To check the location of certain key features against those on a map, to ensure that you actually are where you think you … Read more
I’d like to introduce you to an Indian motovlogging channel called “Biking In India“. It’s a YouTube channel that explores the streets of Chennai, and beyond. I’ve ridden the same bike for 11 years, and been through quite a few silly incidents with it in that time. Like this one. Through it all, one experience … Read more
While using Drush on a client’s website I noticed that it was showing up headers when it shouldn’t be. It was showing ugly things like this: Set-Cookie: SESSc21f969b5f03d33d43e04f8f136e7682=d4735ec22fbf70b7d55bc7bd80691ad4; expires=Sun, 02-Mar-2014 18:44:47 GMT; path=/ Expires: Sun, 19 Nov 1978 05:00:00 GMT Last-Modified: Fri, 07 Feb 2014 15:11:27 GMT Cache-Control: store, no-cache, must-revalidate Cache-Control: post-check=0, pre-check=0 Content-Type: … Read more
