Archive for December, 2007
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Tuesday, December 18th, 2007Web Design Tip - Don’t use graphics if text will work just as well.
Sometimes, you may be tempted to put some text in an image to display on the web page. However, in almost all cases, text is the best thing to use in your design. Here are a few reasons why:
Text can […]
Common Web Design Mistakes
Sunday, December 16th, 2007The web is full of examples of poor design. There are even some popular, high traffic web sites that, in my opinion, have some design flaws that could be corrected. And I will certainly be the first to admit that I have made my share of mistakes. In fact, we have a […]
htaccess Files for Web Site Security
Saturday, December 15th, 2007A web site that is powered by a CMS (Content Management System) is a beautiful thing. But, it can also be a target of hackers and other undesirables.
While no web site is truly impervious to attack, webmasters need to take every precaution available, preferably utilizing layered protection. One option available to sites hosted […]
Google Owns SEO Company
Saturday, December 8th, 2007I was somewhat surprised at what I read when I came across a post by Scott Buresh on Search Engine Guide. The title is A Slippery Slope: Google Owns a Search Engine Optimization Company.
“What does this mean for those hiring other companies and looking for great search engine placement? We will just have to […]
Web Design Blog on Technorati
Saturday, December 8th, 2007After splitting up our Tech Blog into Tech and Web Design, I finally got around to claiming this blog at Technorati. When starting a new blog, Technorati will be an invaluable asset in your efforts to get the blog noticed. You can view our Technorati Profile here.
If you want to welcome this blog […]
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