The global fintech services market is projected to grow to $31.5 billion by 2026, which is about four times what it was six years ago. The financial landscape has been dramatically reshaped by the rise of fintech (financial technology), with digital tools streamlining services and enhancing customer experiences. From mobile apps to blockchain, these innovations are no longer just trends—they’re transforming the way we bank. Yet, while fintech has opened new doors for online banking, the role of traditional physical branches remains significant. Today, financial institutions must find a balance, catering to both digital-first users and those who still value in-person banking experiences. Let’s explore how fintech is revolutionizing both platforms and why this dual approach is crucial in today’s world.

When it comes to web design, color isn’t just about making things look pretty—it plays a vital role in how people experience and interact with content. Approximately 8% of men and 0.5% of women have some form of color vision deficiency (color blindness).

An enterprise intranet is a private, internal network designed to facilitate communication, collaboration, and resource management within large organizations. Unlike public websites, intranets are built specifically for employees to access company information, share documents, collaborate on projects, and streamline daily operations. By centralizing resources, intranets allow businesses to improve efficiency, enhance communication across departments, and create a unified hub for organizational knowledge.

Organizations have an average of 4 content management systems, yet 54% of unstructured content is saved outside of a CMS and is not accessible through it.

When you’re managing a website, it’s important that you’re constantly keeping everything up to date in the ever-changing digital world. This might mean that from time to time you have to undergo a significant website redesign and redevelopment.

Every business wants to see healthy amounts of traffic being driven to their website. If you look at the ecommerce sector, there are more than 26.2 million ecommerce websites - with over 13 million based in the US. That makes it a very competitive market, and you want to stand out from similar websites.

Picture this scenario: Your online boutique is generating solid traffic. Your SEO strategy is on point, and your social media is thriving. Things are going perfectly!

There is one problem, though: Why aren’t those visitors converting into customers? You feel like the host of a party where no one is touching the snacks.

Have you ever wondered if there’s a way to turn that traffic into tangible sales without simply chasing more visitors?

Enter Conversion Rate Optimization, or CRO for short. This is the magic marketing juice that lets you get more from the same level of audience.

Let’s break down the fundamentals of conversion rate optimization and discover how mastering it could be the key to unlocking your store’s full potential.

As the excitement of the Olympics fades and we reflect on the incredible feats of athleticism and unity that took center stage, it's also the perfect time to celebrate the digital platforms that connect fans, athletes, and organizations with the world of sports. In particular, we want to shine a spotlight on some standout sports websites that have been built using Concrete CMS—a platform known for its robust, secure, and user-friendly content management capabilities.

Hello Concrete CMS community! We hope you're enjoying the summer. As we head into the tail end of August, here's a recap of the key updates and discussions from our latest Town Hall.

Financial institutions need robust, secure, and user-friendly websites to maintain customer trust and efficiently deliver services. Whether it’s a large investment bank or a community credit union, the online presence of financial services plays a crucial role in how they interact with their clients. But what makes a finance website effective? Let’s explore the key features that are essential for finance websites, using some real-world examples to illustrate.