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Web
Design Articles
Designing
For Content
We've all been told that a successful website has great
content. The problem that I've discovered is what do
you do with and how to you organize all this great content?
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Building
Your Subscriber List
The most successful Internet marketing gurus know that
the secret is in the LIST. The list of subscribers they’ve
built, an audience that WANTS to hear from them every
month and eagerly reads the newsletters and other communications
and frequently buy from what is offered. |
"About
Us" Pages in Small Business Websites
The Internet has been heralded
as "the great equalizer": on a browser window,
any company, no matter how small, can look as good as
a large company with a long history of quality and service.
This situation presents an important challenge for small
businesses: how can I convince my potential customers
that I am not an unethical, fly-by-night operation? The
best way to do it is through a properly structured "About
Us" page. |
Conceptualize,
Build and Publish a Website
All of us knowingly or unknowingly, use a standard decision
making process in our day-to-day lives. The very first
step of this process is to decide whether TO DO or NOT
TO DO. If the choice is TO DO, we think of the various
ways and means of attaining our objective/s, compare their
pros & cons and take a final stand. This aim of this
write up is to make you aware of the resources that are
needed to achieve your TO DO objective. The TO DO objective
is to conceptualize, build and publish your web site.
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Tried and Tested Tips
to Improve your Website
1. DO NOT use excessive graphics or banner images on a
single web page. They tend to slow the loading of your
Web page. Impatient surfers might close their browser
and move on. Usually your web page must load within 10
seconds. If you have many images on a single page, consider
deleting few of them or moving them to a new page. |
Learn
the Language of the World Wide Web
If you are already on the web or thinking about
it then you must know the terminology used on the web.
This article provides definitions for many important
web terms such as visitors, page views, hits, referral
URL, counter, targeted traffic, WYSIWYG, Link Popularity,
Direct Linking, Spider, Autoresponder, and more.
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Your Choice
of Web Site Color
Many web designers overlook the importance
of color when designing a web site. Color should be
one of your first concerns when it comes time to start
your web site design. If you don't pay close attention
to the colors you chose, your site you will end up either
plain and boring or so chaotic it's hard to look at.
The color you use should only be chosen after careful
consideration.
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