Do you remember the feeling we had in childhood when our parents bought us new clothes? I surely felt good, I had the sensation that I was shining, that everybody should notice how cool I look in my new costume. I still remember one pair of white boots I was so proud of, that I [...]
Tag Archives: web design
The 7 commands of new web designers
February 17, 2007 – 11:45 am
So you have played around with some design and HTML coding and you decided to offer web design services. You know you can do a lot of nice, competitive things, you have lots of ideas, and you enjoy the work. So far, so good, but keep in mind that when you were just playing around, [...]
Cool CSS Cheat Sheets on Web
November 23, 2006 – 2:06 pm
Working with CSS layouts can save you time and money. Once you got familiarized with its principles of functioning, CSS is easy to use and much better than tables, at least when it comes to later changes of your web page. Addressed mainly to beginners, but not only to them, the following resources can be [...]
9 Video Wordpress Plugins at a Glance
November 21, 2006 – 8:15 am
What are plugins?
Plugins are tools which extend the functionality of the main software they are designed for. As for blogging platforms, probably Wordpress has the biggest number of available plugins. They are authored by various developers and they are free to download and use with your blog.
You don’t have to search the net for such [...]
10 Effective Seo Design Tips To Impress Both Website Visitors And Search Engines
August 14, 2006 – 11:22 am
By: Barry Fenning
If you are professional with your search engine optimization efforts and keep your customer in mind before you start considering “what the search engines will think” you will reap a lot more than what you sow. Chances are, if your visitors like your website, there is a very good likelihood that the search [...]
Why A CSS Website Layout Will Make You Money
August 13, 2006 – 2:19 pm
By: Trenton Moss
Although CSS layouts have been around for years, they haven’t become so commonplace until recently. This was basically due to limited browser support (especially from Netscape 4) - nowadays though, CSS 2.0 (which introduced positioning) is compatible with over 99% of browsers out there (check out the browser stats over at http://www.thecounter.com/stats/2004/August/browser.php).
So, why [...]
