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11-Jul-2007
How to Calculate and Speed-Up the Download Time of Your Web Site
Copyright 2002 Herman Drost Have you ever experienced the frustration of waiting for a web site to download, then giving up and moving on to another? This is because most web users lose their attention after 10 seconds. If your site takes longer than this to load, yo...
11-Jul-2007
How to Layout Your Web Pages
Copyright 2002 Herman Drost Searching for the right information on a web page can be a very frustrating experience. Have you ever encountered web pages that are so cluttered with information and graphics, that you leave, totally exasperated? The same situat...
11-Jul-2007
How to get your business online
This article is for all those who have asked "how do I get my business online?" or have just plain been putting it off because you dont know where to start or who can help or how much it will cost. Why should I put my business online? Well, there are severa...
11-Jul-2007
What your website REALLY says about you and why it matters
Everything you say and do says something about you. This has never been more true than in a text based environment like the Internet. A website ALWAYS reflects the organisation or people behind it. Often negatively! Getting a website right takes work and commitment, ...
11-Jul-2007
Sell More with a User-Friendly Web Site
Leva Duell - 30 October 2003 Speed up your web site, make it easy for prospective buyers to find what they are looking for, make your web pages easy to read, and make it easy to contact you. Follow these tips to make your web site user friendly and increase...
11-Jul-2007
10 Things All Webmasters Should Know
- Lata Budhrani Geared Up with a website and lots of energy to make a mark online? Spare some time and go through this. You'll be glad you did. If you don't already, this is something you MUST know! 1. Maintain an easy to follow Navigational system througho...
11-Jul-2007
How to Write Copy That Turns More Website Visitors into Buyers
©2003 Linda Elizabeth Alexander You're getting lots of visitors, but not a lot of sales. How can you increase the number of buyers without increasing traffic? Design, usability and layout have an impact on sales, but your words are what really sell -- or don't. ...
11-Jul-2007
Attract Potential Buyers to Your Web Site with Content
Give People a Reason to Visit Your Web Site Content is the most important part of your Web site. Useful content gets visitors to your site, engages them, and builds credibility. Surveys indicate that sixty-five percent of visitors go to Web sites to get information...
11-Jul-2007
Plan Your Web Site for Profits
Leva Duell - 30 October 2003 Most businesses fail to plan for online success. Knowing your purpose, audience, and uniqueness are the first steps to developing a successful web site. Follow these three steps to position your web site for Internet profits. S...
11-Jul-2007
Tips for Budding Web Designers
There are so many "easy-to-use" web design software packages available nowadays that many people seem to think that they’re a web designer if they can cope with basic desktop publishing. Th...
11-Jul-2007
Why Most Web Designers Fail or Work 60 Hour Weeks for Peanuts and Why You Dont Have To
Joe Beaven - 30 October 2003 Whilst planning this article, I visited numerous message boards where web designers congregate. I was shocked! Success did seem to be coming to a few posters, but struggle seemed the plight of most. Leaving design college and still being ...
11-Jul-2007
Starting Your First Website
Before you can start actually constructing your site, there are a few other things worth thinking about. Choose a Domain Name Your domain name is, simply put, part of the address that appears in th...
11-Jul-2007
How to Make Effective Use of Web Fonts
© Herman Drost Writing for your web site is not the same as offline writing. The fonts used for print media are different than web fonts. This is because it's harder to read text on a computer screen and visitors tend to scan your web pages rather than read them word...
11-Jul-2007
Improve Your Web Site Design with a Fancy Font
© 2003 Herman Drost Have you ever tried to design your web site with a beautifully selected fancy font, only to realize that most folks don't have it installed on their computer? This means your web page won't look great to the majority of your viewers. The...
11-Jul-2007
Spice Up Your Web Site With An Image Rotator
© Herman Drost Normally I don't like moving objects when I arrive at a web site. It distracts visitors from getting to the content. However, many web sites can enhance their visitor's experience by creating an image rotator on their home page by using an im...
11-Jul-2007
Starting an E-Commerce Website
E-commerce is a rapidly growing, multi-billion-dollar industry. If you’re thinking about taking part, in order to compete, you will need to consider the following. Do some research before you start. Find out about your market: who are your main competitors, and wha...
11-Jul-2007
Choosing a Web Designer
If you’ve decided against designing your site yourself because of time (or talent) constraints, and you don’t want to buy a template that fifty other people are using too, your best option is to hire ...
11-Jul-2007
How to Persuade Website Visitors
Author: maricon Williams Persuasion is influence. It is the manner of guiding people to agree with you – a problem-solving strategy that can benefit all parties in one end. This is also true in web design development services. One of the most common problem...
11-Jul-2007
Make Sure Your Site Loads Fast
Author: maricon Williams Every site must exert every effort in order to make their websites load fast. Too slow or lousy loading drives away visitors. The reason behind is – they don’t want to WAIT, that is! Patience and time are two of the precious attribu...
11-Jul-2007
Web Design Mistakes - Graphics
****************************** Good design involves a good balance of text and graphic design. How many graphics you choose to use on your web page, if any, depends on what your site is about. A sales letter page about a virtual downloadable product doesn't need a lo...