Resources – Webdesigns
Why You Shouldn't Have A Flash Website
First introduced in 1996, Flash quickly became a popular tool online, allowing the combination of different types of graphics in animation that could be displayed in web browsers. These became known as Flash websites.
Effective Website Design – Less Is More
When it comes to hiring somebody to design a website for your business, you're usually paying attention to the goals you'd like your website to achieve. In other words, bringing you business, and converting visitors into leads. But there are other important factors that have to be kept in mind as well, and a professional website design company should help keep you moving in the right direction.
Common Web Design Mistakes Impact SEO
As we've pointed out before, no matter what keywords you target, there are likely to be thousands, if not millions, of websites that are competing for the same keywords and that important first page Google ranking.
A good SEO strategy will improve your chances, but the best strategy can't help you if your sites web design makes it difficult for search engines to crawl your content. With that in mind, here's a list of common design flaws that might affect your sites ranking.
Google Search Box Gets Bigger
In the past, search engine giant Google has been very careful about not tampering with the look of their clean, simple and functional search page. Last week though, in a move that had many rubbing their eyes and fiddling with the text size options on their browser, Google changed something.
Ideas For Logo Design
If you're planning on a new logo design, there are a variety of different routes you can take. Unless you're an experienced graphic designer, it's probably a good idea to approach one of the many graphic design, or web design, firms that are available.
Webdesigns – Functional Appeal
Some of the most frequently discussed aspects of a website revolve around webdesigns. It's generally accepted that the design of your site plays a major role in attracting visitors. This is not strictly true in certain senses...