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"Content isn't King, it's the Kingdom." - Lee Odden Over 60% of World companies don't use blogging as a form of marketing. If you're a part of that 60%, you're missing out on a great opportunity to improve your business.

Elias Ngumbi is an Independent Responsive web designer, developer and digital media specialist based in Kenya. I empower brands through beautiful and impactful designs with a style— a nod to the cultural influence of diligence that drives my work. Style refers to a manner of doing or presenting things. So for me, my style focuses on pruning the excesses and focusing on minimalism in every single project I take on.

Learning to be a developer is one of the best decisions you've ever made. Acquiring the programming skill itself can be hard work, but thankfully, nowadays the barriers are lower than ever, with a variety of resources available online and offline.

Grab some beautiful fonts that won't break the bank, and learn how to use them on your sites. When you’re kicking off a new website project, one of your most important decisions is what fonts to use.

Ask ten programmers which programming language you should learn first. You'll probably get eleven different answers (Believe me, I’ve tried it.)! Yes, there are thousands of options, and your choice will depend on the specific task you're working on.

Deciding whether to work as a conventional, full-time employee or as a freelancer can be tough. Some programmers prefer to seek out contract work and work independently rather than working at large companies as full-time programmers. Others are not suited to the lifestyle, or the work style.