Sri Lankan SMEs face a classic dilemma: pay more upfront for custom design or save with templates but risk limitations later. The right choice depends on your business model, growth
70% of small business websites in Sri Lanka are over 3 years old, missing mobile speed, modern UX and local SEO opportunities. A strategic redesign isn’t cosmetic—it’s a revenue reset
Sri Lanka’s e-commerce market is projected to grow 25%+ annually, driven by mobile wallets, social commerce and rising middle-class spending. Success in 2026 demands checkout experiences that handle FriMi/PayHere seamlessly,
AI has shifted from experimental to essential in web design, automating 60–70% of repetitive tasks while amplifying human creativity. For Sri Lankan agencies serving diverse clients—from Colombo exporters to Kandy
Over 70% of Sri Lankan internet users access websites via mobile, making mobile-first design non-negotiable for business success. In 2026, this means designing from phone screens first, then scaling up—delivering
UX/UI design in 2026 prioritises clarity, speed and emotional connection over flashy effects. For Sri Lankan businesses serving mobile-first audiences with diverse devices and connections, these trends mean higher conversions,
Digital marketing in Sri Lanka is exploding, driven by 70%+ mobile penetration, growing social commerce and businesses finally prioritising online leads over traditional advertising. For Sri Lankan SMEs, 2026 means
The web in 2026 is faster, smarter and far more human‑centred than even a year ago. For Sri Lankan businesses, working with an experienced web design company in Sri Lanka is now
Sri Lanka’s $50 million digital public infrastructure rollout introduces unified IDs, data-sharing platforms, and citizen portals serving 22 million, but success pivots on building ironclad trust through privacy safeguards. “Lanka
Scienter Technologies celebrated its 30th anniversary on December 23, 2025, embodying Sri Lanka’s homegrown IT evolution from early 1990s software exports to anchoring national digital infrastructure. Starting with Y2K compliance
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Sri Lankan SMEs face a classic dilemma: pay more upfront for custom design or save with templates but risk limitations
70% of small business websites in Sri Lanka are over 3 years old, missing mobile speed, modern UX and local
Sri Lanka’s e-commerce market is projected to grow 25%+ annually, driven by mobile wallets, social commerce and rising middle-class spending.
AI has shifted from experimental to essential in web design, automating 60–70% of repetitive tasks while amplifying human creativity. For
Over 70% of Sri Lankan internet users access websites via mobile, making mobile-first design non-negotiable for business success. In 2026,
UX/UI design in 2026 prioritises clarity, speed and emotional connection over flashy effects. For Sri Lankan businesses serving mobile-first audiences
Digital marketing in Sri Lanka is exploding, driven by 70%+ mobile penetration, growing social commerce and businesses finally prioritising online
The web in 2026 is faster, smarter and far more human‑centred than even a year ago. For Sri Lankan businesses,
Sri Lanka’s $50 million digital public infrastructure rollout introduces unified IDs, data-sharing platforms, and citizen portals serving 22 million, but
Scienter Technologies celebrated its 30th anniversary on December 23, 2025, embodying Sri Lanka’s homegrown IT evolution from early 1990s software
