<p>What was unpleasantly surprising was the multitude of additional conversion tools

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For example, the “We’ll call you back” pop-up window, the “I’m an operator, ready to help” windows that appear in the first 15 seconds of using the site. Before you had time to look around, they were already offering to call you back. This caused a sad reaction, considering that I had to look through 100 sites. The music without warning is also annoying. But if 7-8 years ago this was not uncommon, now there were only 2-3 of them”<p>.

Fedor Virin also commented on whether it still makes sense to evaluate PC versions of websites today, when more and more people are moving to mobile:

Fedor Virin
<p>«The situation is such that the mobile screen is becoming the first for many. But many still have both a smartphone and a computer screen. In this case, the site must be adequately displayed on both surfaces. There are few types of goods and services that people do not need a website to order. Taxi, pizza delivery, but for everything else, a website is needed. Why make sophisticated applications if a person will most likely only visit the site once and will not download any application.</p>
<p>The site remains the main means of communication and list of kuwait cell phone numbers will remain so, but it is becoming more flexible. A person will not spend much time on the mobile version. The monitor screen is the place of main human contact. We visit the site via phone for a few seconds. And on the monitor, we use it for several minutes or more.</p>
<p>But we must remember that a site made for a mobile screen most often fits a laptop screen, and vice versa. Many forget that the elements activated by hovering the cursor do not work on the phone. Adaptive design is not only flexible width adjustment. But we are seeing some pretty decent attempts to solve the problem of adaptive design"</p>.

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In 2014, Samara entrepreneurs launched the Wowworks platform , which allows large companies to find qualified contractors to perform one-time jobs throughout Russia — installing and repairing computers, air conditioners, electrical equipment, and other equipment. The founder of the service, Sergey Dyadichenko, told theRunet about the creation and development of the company.