NEST NE-201
Create a mobile website by ITE2 NAS part III that will teach users how to polish your mobile website and so on.
When the website manager is managing a website, they often asked if the title part can put another design, like image and so on, not only just a title or a short sentence.
Don’t worry, ITE2 mobile website knows your needs!
In create a mobile website by ITE2 NAS part 2, this post will introduce users on how to create a separate tab for the website.
This post will also teach the user how to create a column for a web page and other functions.
For those whose haven’t start learning how to create a mobile website by ITE2 NAS, can start from the part 1 post: Create a Mobile Website by ITE2 NAS (Part I)
Do you want to create a website that can showcase your products or works?
Or do you want a website that can show out your interest or collections? Also, lots of people viewing the site on their mobile phones right now.
So creating a mobile-friendly website is very important to this modern world.
Say, it is straightforward to create a web page on a social media website, but the social media website is built on multiple buttons, information integration, brand visual communication and so on.
So a mobile website can be more efficient in marketing and let customers or visitors quickly understand your products or ideas.
But usually, to create a mobile website cost lots of money, how can a small business owner create a mobile website without spending any budget on it?
Don’t worry, here comes the best solution for you.
ITE2 NAS can help a small business owner create a mobile website for free by a few steps!
ITE2 NE-201 – Your Online Cloud Drive Solution
Everyone sure has encountered this situation that when you are sending a large file, the file size is too large to send out by e-mail.
Or the vendor needs the data for the further process but the network has regional restrictions and cannot download that working file.
No matter how much capacity claimed by different e-mail or web mail, the maximum size for the e-mail attachment is usually about 10 MB or less.
This capacity surely not enough for current e-mail users now because it is hard to transfer information.
Some people may say that they can use Google, Dropbox, or One Drive’s online cloud drive link function to send a file link to the other party. Which seems a simple solution. Sure, this is simple for countries like Taiwan or other.
But have you ever thought about when your manufacturer or colleague is in China?
Or in the country that doesn’t support the online cloud drive that we used to?
In that case, how do you send large files to them?