Archive for December, 2006
Web Design – The Importance Of Design Simplicity For Business Websites. by John Parker
Posted on 12. Dec, 2006 by Dave.
If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!Search engines don’t care about Web Design. People do. While search engines will not index a website for its great layout, but for the content, people will forget the website that has nothing distinctive about it. No visual impact, no [...]
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10 Website Advantages by Mike Creati
Posted on 12. Dec, 2006 by Dave.
1. Gain a larger clientele base Everyday more people turn to the internet for their business solutions. Whether it is to research potential contractors, lawyers, or a new product, the internet introduces consumers to businesses they never would have heard of. Now people in Europe can learn about services a company in Seattle offers by [...]
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What is CSS?
Posted on 10. Dec, 2006 by Dave.
CSS means “Cascading Style Sheets”. CSS is a system of rules that directly effect the display properties of your web pages such as colors, fonts, colors, and layouts. CSS style blocks are also commonly referred to as rules. These rules can be embedded into an individual HTML page or placed in an external file that [...]
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How To Design Your Web Site With CSS by Herman Drost
Posted on 08. Dec, 2006 by Dave.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) allows you to create fast loading pages, increase your search engine rankings, and modify your whole site with one style sheet. So why don’t more people use them? This is because they got so used to html design and are afraid or too lazy to upgrade their skills. Some will also [...]
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Tables vs CSS – Which is better? by Mike
Posted on 08. Dec, 2006 by Dave.
When I started exploring the design possibilities of the internet back in 1996, NetObjects Fusion was (at that point) a revolutionary WYSIWYG editor that allowed you to place pretty much any components anywhere you wanted on the page. Unfortunately for Website Pros, Inc. Macromedia had also seen the potential in WYSIWYG editors and developed what [...]
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Boost Your Business With Blogging!
Posted on 07. Dec, 2006 by Dave.
Business blog is an incredible online marketing tool that saves you thousands of dollars but provides great business opportunities in just one click. Blogs are user-friendly, customized and flexible medium for disseminating useful information for effective positioning of your products in the market. Companies engaging in business blogging have a definite edge over its competitors. [...]
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Making a Website Using Website Templates – by David Dugan
Posted on 07. Dec, 2006 by Dave.
There are some amazing websites on the net these days. It used to be that if you wanted a really good website it would cost you thousands of dollars and months of time. Not any more! The quality and availability of website templates these days makes it easy for anyone to have an amazing website [...]
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Content Management Systems Demystified
Posted on 06. Dec, 2006 by Dave.
A content management system can be puzzling to non-web savvy users. It can even be complicated for web designers and programmers. This is not a guide for the latter, rather it is a quick overview for the former. If you have heard of a content management system (or CMS) and are wondering what one is, [...]
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The Disciples of osCommerce, Zen and CRE Loaded
Posted on 05. Dec, 2006 by Dave.
osCommerce is a powerful and open source e-commerce storefront system, that’s not without a few shortcomings. We pointed out a few of them in our review here a little while back. We also pointed out that one of its great strengths was its extensibility, which is manifested in many user-contributed modules as well as spin-offs. [...]
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The future of eCommerce store development!
Posted on 05. Dec, 2006 by Dave.
As a long time web designer I’ve dealt with any number of
eCommerce options over the years. In general you’ve always had two major options:
1) You build and code from scratch. This required a great deal of knowledge in various coding languages in addition to the ability to design an attractive interface which will work within [...]
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