Key flags to avoid when setting up your website

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These days creating a website is cheap and fast. The learning curve has also been sharply reduced. But most of these advancements are due to software that takes the technicality out of the true form. What I’ve highlighted below are some flags or concerns that you...

Web Applications vs. Web Sites

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Reading this title you may be thinking that I’m pitting the two against each other in a death match for supreme being. Actually no, but I am comparing the two in terms of the future.  For years now having a static web site has been an acceptable median for...

Steps to building a website

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Assuming you’ve already signed and contracted your client, the stages of actually building their website can be crucial.  As a fellow web designer I can tell you some of the tricks I’ve learned over the years that I now have down to a process. 1) Domain...

Real estate on your website

Web Design

Every common website, whether it be a business owner, freelancer, writer, blogger, or non-profit has “space” on their website. And by “space” I mean those blank zones on various pages of a website with no content. These areas are ideal for...

Creating website content worth passing on

Web Design

Unless you’ve been diligently dodging the news of late, you are fully aware of the rants and complaints to online user privacy. Specifically from users and former users of Facebook. I’m not going to get into that too much because it isn’t necessary...