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[2003-12-16] Web Template Designs: FAT vs. PHAT
Have you found a web template that is just exactly what you wanted and you just know that if you buy it and use it on your site, that your web site visitors will be in complete awe of your phat website and will come back regularly just because they like how it looks?
[2003-12-16] Exclusive or Non-Exclusive Web Templates: Design Saturation?
What is the difference between an exclusive and non-exclusive web template?
[2003-12-16] Graphical Buttons vs. Text Links vs. Image Maps
One of the biggest mistakes made by web designers perhaps because they are new or due to an honest oversight is to use graphical buttons and image maps without using textual hyperlinks.
[2003-12-16] How to Avoid the Ugly Horizontal Scroll
What you see is not always what you get at least with the standard screen sizes. Many new web designers will assume that if they are designing for a 800x600 screen that their web page tables should be 800 pixels wide. If you tried it, and you have to horizontally scroll to read your page content, I'm sure you were pretty frustrated. Don't worry, it happens to all of us.
[2003-12-16] Blinking Text with CSS
Netscape Navigator fans will love this CSS tip. Netscape is able to render the CSS blink tag while Miscrosoft Internet Explorer cannot.
[2003-12-11] Choosing A Color Scheme
When you begin the design of your web site, one of the first things you need to do is decide on a color scheme. Although choosing colors seems like a relatively easy proposition, it's not easy at all. In fact, it's hard.
[2003-12-09] 12 Quick Tips For Beginning Webmasters
Starting off on the right foot with any new business is not just important, it's imperative. This is especially true on the Internet, where first impressions are made in a matter of seconds, and can make or break the potential for success.
[2003-12-08] The Advantages of Using External CSS
When you use "external" CSS (cascading style sheets) to control the basic cosmetics of your web site, you need only to edit those cosmetic properties in one file to update ALL of your web site's pages. This can be done from your server *if* your hosting service allows you to edit your site from a control panel, or you can edit the style sheet using a text editor on your system and upload it to your server.
[2003-12-08] How to Install a CGI Script and Increase Web Site Interactivity
You may have delayed cgi script installation due the apparently complex process. Well, I avoided it also for several years, however if you want to increase your web site's interactivity it's a necessity to know how to do it. It's not hard to learn and you don't have to be a programmer.
[2003-12-02] Site Graphics and other Jazzy Bits
What's the number 1 reason why people leave web sites? Do you know? Not sure?
[2003-12-01] Buzzwords vs Effective SEO Keywords
Ever see a website that seems to speak a foreign language...in English? We encounter many SEO client websites that rely on buzzwords in the page copy to get the word out about their product. The problem lies with visitors who may not be familiar with those terms. This means optimizing with buzzwords may not be the best way to gain traffic. If your prospective visitors are not searching for those terms, how do they find your website?
Have you found a web template that is just exactly what you wanted and you just know that if you buy it and use it on your site, that your web site visitors will be in complete awe of your phat website and will come back regularly just because they like how it looks?
[2003-12-16] Exclusive or Non-Exclusive Web Templates: Design Saturation?
What is the difference between an exclusive and non-exclusive web template?
[2003-12-16] Graphical Buttons vs. Text Links vs. Image Maps
One of the biggest mistakes made by web designers perhaps because they are new or due to an honest oversight is to use graphical buttons and image maps without using textual hyperlinks.
[2003-12-16] How to Avoid the Ugly Horizontal Scroll
What you see is not always what you get at least with the standard screen sizes. Many new web designers will assume that if they are designing for a 800x600 screen that their web page tables should be 800 pixels wide. If you tried it, and you have to horizontally scroll to read your page content, I'm sure you were pretty frustrated. Don't worry, it happens to all of us.
[2003-12-16] Blinking Text with CSS
Netscape Navigator fans will love this CSS tip. Netscape is able to render the CSS blink tag while Miscrosoft Internet Explorer cannot.
[2003-12-11] Choosing A Color Scheme
When you begin the design of your web site, one of the first things you need to do is decide on a color scheme. Although choosing colors seems like a relatively easy proposition, it's not easy at all. In fact, it's hard.
[2003-12-09] 12 Quick Tips For Beginning Webmasters
Starting off on the right foot with any new business is not just important, it's imperative. This is especially true on the Internet, where first impressions are made in a matter of seconds, and can make or break the potential for success.
[2003-12-08] The Advantages of Using External CSS
When you use "external" CSS (cascading style sheets) to control the basic cosmetics of your web site, you need only to edit those cosmetic properties in one file to update ALL of your web site's pages. This can be done from your server *if* your hosting service allows you to edit your site from a control panel, or you can edit the style sheet using a text editor on your system and upload it to your server.
[2003-12-08] How to Install a CGI Script and Increase Web Site Interactivity
You may have delayed cgi script installation due the apparently complex process. Well, I avoided it also for several years, however if you want to increase your web site's interactivity it's a necessity to know how to do it. It's not hard to learn and you don't have to be a programmer.
[2003-12-02] Site Graphics and other Jazzy Bits
What's the number 1 reason why people leave web sites? Do you know? Not sure?
[2003-12-01] Buzzwords vs Effective SEO Keywords
Ever see a website that seems to speak a foreign language...in English? We encounter many SEO client websites that rely on buzzwords in the page copy to get the word out about their product. The problem lies with visitors who may not be familiar with those terms. This means optimizing with buzzwords may not be the best way to gain traffic. If your prospective visitors are not searching for those terms, how do they find your website?
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