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Wed, 17 Dec 2008 14:55:00 +0000
() | Our web related DIRECTORY allows you to effectively search and locate service providers to design, maintain, support and promote your business web site.
Our web related RESOURCES puts you in the driver seat and gives you the information you need to make better decisions about your web presence, its promotion, etc..
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| Affordable granite and marble site live
Tue, 09 Dec 2008 21:19:00 +0000
(Affordable, New England, Granite and Marble, New Hampshire) | Affordable Granite and Marble
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Affordable Granite & Marble 1254 1st NH Turnpike (rt. 4) Northwood, NH 03261 Showroom: 603.303.8351 / 603.706.0285...Read More |
| PRG Design has done it again. WKP SHOOTS TO THE TOP OF GOOGLE!
Tue, 21 Oct 2008 13:38:00 +0000
(PRG Design, Search engine success) | With our special technique we are able to help local small businesses become the authority on google search within a few months. WKP construction is currently enjoying top 10 rankings from many of their targeted keywords.
"RI quality construction" placement #9
"middletown RI construction services" placement #1,#4,#10
"middletown RI construction " placement #7
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| The 10 Commandments of Web Design
Tue, 30 Sep 2008 13:18:00 +0000
(The 10 Commandments of Web Design, Graphic design, website development) | To try and make sense of it all, BusinessWeek.com canvassed a broad range of Internet luminaries to discover the design rules they live by right now. Contributors ranged from the guru of Web usability, Don Norman, co-founder of the Nielsen Norman Group, to the design director of NYTimes.com, Khoi Vinh, and John Maeda, president-elect of the Rhode Island School of Design. These 10 commandments of Web design for 2008 are the combined results of our survey. For the full list of contributors, see the end of the story.
1. Thou shalt not abuse Flash.
Adobe's (ADBE) popular Web animation technology powers everything from the much-vaunted Nike (NKE) Plus Web site for running diehards to many humdrum banner advertisements. But the technology can easily be abused—excessive, extemporaneous animations confuse usability and bog down users' Web browsers.
2. Thou shalt not hide content.
Advertisements may be necessary for a site's continued existence, but usability researchers say pop-ups and full-page ads that obscure content hurt functionality—and test a reader's willingness to revisit. Elective banners—that expand or play audio when a user clicks on them—are much less intrusive.
3. Thou shalt not clutter.
The Web may be the greatest archive of all time, but sites that lack a coherent structure make it impossible to wade through information. Amazon.com (AMZN) and others put their sites' information hierarchy at the top of their list of design priorities.
4. Thou shalt not overuse glassy reflections.
Apple (AAPL) often sets the standard for slick and cool—in all forms of design. But some experts say the company's habit of creating glassy reflections under photos of its products has been far too commonly copied, turning the style element into a cliché.
5. Thou shalt not name your Web 2.0 company with an unnecessary surplus or dearth of vowels.
The Web has brought with it a strange nomenclature that's only got weirder over tim...Read More |
| Choosing a web site designer
Mon, 22 Sep 2008 16:00:00 +0000
(Online Marketing, Online advertising, web site designer) | A lot of people are hanging out shingles as web site designers these days. How do you decide which company to use? Selecting a web site designer is like choosing any service provider: the more you know, the better off you are.
Local or long distance? You can locate a lot of designers by going on line and checking out web pages. Theoretically, you could choose someone in California to design your web site and communicate with him or her by telephone, fax, email, and snail mail. However, if you’re new to this, being able to see someone face to face could be important. Maintenance and upgrading are issues to consider, too.
Experience counts. Look at the work a designer has already done. Ask for references and follow up on them. Ask about the working relationship, turn around time, pricing, follow up, and responsiveness. If you need an online store, find someone who is capable in all the technology involved. Avoid having your site be someone’s learning experience. If you do want to give a brand-new company a chance, ask them to donate some or all of their time. They get experience and a demo site; you get a low cost web site. Timeliness issues can crop up with part-time web designers. Build reasonable but firm timelines into your contract.
Ownership issues. Be sure that you own the copyright to everything on the web site. Some businesses have had problems when they wanted to give a site to another developer for changes. Have your site set up so you can easily make changes yourself, through FTP software or a Telnet shell account. Having to go through your designer every time you want to put an item on sale or change your graphics will quickly become cumbersome. Designers are very busy people. Ownership should be addressed in your contract....
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