Monthly Archives: October 2009
Clearing Floats – A Better Solution
A better solution to the “clear: all” problem facing all web designers who use a double floating layout.
Read the full article »why have more than one website?
If you have a website that attempts to pitch or present too many unrelated products or services, put some thought into separating these out into micro-sites.
Read the full article »increase website conversion rate by considering customers
We often tell clients, “we don’t build websites for you, we build them for your customers”.
Read the full article »Kittens
Home page text for kitten traders.
Read the full article »choosing email addresses for my business
To be clear, this post is about choosing email prefixes, not the domain name itself. A prefix is the bit that comes before @ in your email address. Examples include sales@mydomain.com, enquiries@mydomain.com, yourname@mydomain.com. This is particularly relevant to small business …
Read the full article »sticking to a common theme
Have you ever visited a friend’s house and admired their living room with modern furniture; leather sofa, glass table, cosy fireplace, and feature wall. Suddenly you notice the HUGE Jon Bon Jovi poster hung in the corner with torn edges …
Read the full article »the best way to plan a website, a wireframe!
One of the most important (scratch that…THE most important) aspects of building a website is to construct a wireframe. What is a wireframe? A wireframe is in essence the skeleton of your website. As my old history teacher would say, …
Read the full article »Do It Yourself!
There are plenty of options out there to “build your own website”, some obviously better than others, but is it a good idea? Well first off, it will probably save you some money up front and in some cases web …
Read the full article »Funny
This is a business, not a stand-up routine.
Read the full article »making a good first impression
Have you ever been speed dating? Here are some useful tips you may wish to consider
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