Of the development requests we receive, most express an interest in improving their web presence and site ranking. I am writing this blog post since experience has shown that most people don’t understand what is required for a website’s ranking improvement. If the competition is high in your industry your website will need 3 things…
DetailsGoogle recently noted that they would be doing automatic conversion of AdWords accounts to their “enhanced” campaign accounts. The enhanced conversion will happen to all accounts in the middle of 2013, yet became available for advertisers who wish to upgrade early in the middle of February. As for the look, visually it has the same…
DetailsAs a web designer a big part of the job is recognizing how changes in web use and technology will influence website viewers. Upon a last assessment it has been noted that approx. 80% of people who regularly browse the web will do so, at least in part, on some form of mobile device. No…
DetailsThis post is really directed at new designers, and those of you who manage your own websites. File management is a practice of housing your website files in an organized way. The primary advantages of file management is that when files are organized effectively the process of locating, updating, deleting, and generally making sense of…
DetailsAn important question all with websites should ask them-self is “what is needed for great text copy for web pages”?. Opinions differ here but from what I’ve read, and my own experience while studying Journalism and working as a English compositional tutor, the principal of good copy is the same for web as it is…
DetailsNot long back I can remember few options when it came to web typography. The options included the serif font-family, sans-serif font-family, the mono-spaced font-family, and cursive font-family. All total there were a little over 30 web-safe font options. I noted web-safe since the fonts used on a web page would have needed to be…
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