Tag: Html Editor
The World of Pc Software For Web Design
Posted on Feb.06, 2010, under Computer and PC Tips No Comments
Designing an attractive website is very important for any business. For a few it can be fun to do. But, a website will solely be as effective as it is with its design. There are many completely different pieces of computer software for internet design that can be used for making a good website. These programs facilitate to make it easier for a business to make a website that is simple to navigate and use.
CoffeeCup is one in all [...]
How To Triple Your Banner Click-Through-Rates
Posted on Jun.30, 2009, under Web Traffic No Comments
Have you noticed that your banner ads rarely get clicked on? Banner ads used to be a very effective method of advertising, but the web has become bloated with banner after banner. As a result they’re largely ignored today.
But did you know there is a simple and effective way to get people to click on your banners?
The click-through-rates of text links is roughly 4 times that of banner ads. Text links tend to give a prospective customer more useful information [...]
Ten-Step Guide To Boosting Your Sites Traffic and Revenue
Posted on Jun.16, 2009, under Web Traffic No Comments
1. Hunt for Catchy Domain Names and Get a Quality Paid Host
You probably have a domain name already, but you might consider getting new ones for different sections of your website or for different target markets. Gone are the days when it used to cost $50 to register a .com and most people can afford to have several domain names. Nameboy is a fabulous free tool to find available names. However, don’t register your domain names with Nameboy: they are [...]
Creating Custom Error Pages with .htaccess
Posted on Mar.28, 2009, under Web Design No Comments
Have you ever noticed that some people have really nice error
pages when a page doesn’t exist on their site? Wouldn’t it be
nice if you could make your error page match the rest of your
site? Don’t fret; you can do it! All you’ll need to do is use a
handly little file called .htaccess.
First thing you need to know is that .htaccess is a very
powerful file that controls a lot of important parts of your
site. Before you change anything, make sure [...]
Do You Want To Save Time With Your Web Design?
Posted on Mar.08, 2009, under Web Design No Comments
It starts off simply; a few HTML pages, a few hyperlinks, some affiliate links. Your mother is proud of her clever son.
Then you install a forum, some more content, maybe consider using a Content Management System (CMS).
Before you know it, you have a monster on your hands. This monster is eating up your time and energy and money.
Here are a few tricks I’ve learned to save you time and money with your web design.
1. Avoid Windows servers, if you can.
I’ll [...]
Fast Web Design For The Skint Webmaster
Posted on Mar.08, 2009, under Web Design No Comments
About two years ago, I had a go at commercial web site design. I put a medium-sized ad in a London classified ad paper. Nothing fancy: “Web designer seeks work …” etc. This was expensive, about 500 for a month’s run.
Got a few replies. Lesson number one: advertise where clients of the calibre you want will see it. The clients I got thought 300 was a lot for a web site. They didn’t want to pay web hosting. They wanted [...]
Can a Webpage Created Without HTML?
Posted on Mar.08, 2009, under Web Design No Comments
The HTML editor is usually a webpage design software that has a GUI(graphic user interface) which makes it easier to design a webpage using the File Menus. This is good for the non-programmers and non-technical people.
There are lots of software for web page design, like MS Frontpage, Dreamweaver which are widely used. however, there are lots of web page design software you can buy.
I prefer Ms Frontpage because I learned it and got it for free when I took my [...]
Website Maintenance: What Does it Take to Manage Your Website?
Posted on Feb.21, 2009, under Web Design No Comments
Every action has a beginning phase where you launch your activity, a middle period in which you must sustain and develop it and a conclusion. Many people set up a website enthusiastically but then they find that they dont have the skills or knowledge to maintain and develop it. So, what are the challenges in this middle phase of a websites life and how can you meet them?
Updating the site: The beauty of a website is that it is [...]
Recipe For A Good Looking Web Site
Posted on Feb.18, 2009, under Web Design No Comments
We’ve all surfed the web and seen some awful web sites.
Sites that never completely loaded. Sites with too many photos.
Sites with no easy way to find what you wanted. Another way a
site looks bad is when each page looks different. You’re not
even sure you’re at the same site. It doesn’t have to be that
way. Templates are the solution.
A template is a web page showing the basic elements of how you
want the site to look. The navigation bar, title, banner, and
copyright [...]
Increasing Website Credibility: 7 Do-It-Yourself Web Design Tips for Non-Designers
Posted on Feb.17, 2009, under Web Design No Comments
Need to clean up your web site image fast but don’t have a budget for a designer? Following these 7 web site design tips should go a long way towards scraping off the cheese and increasing the credibility of your business web site.
1. Lose the clip art, no matter how cute or clever. Use a nice-looking photograph instead. Preferably a photo that shows your product in use or a satisfied client, but even a well-chosen stock photo would be better [...]
