Plaveb has developed a vast range of customized shopping carts. Beyond standard shopping tools, Plaveb has established an online shopping usability experience research lab called OSIL “Online Shopping Intelligence Lab,” which works to improve the usability, power and control of conventional shopping carts. With a vast range of proven experience, OSIL is capable of producing the maximum benefit.
Our range of services include -
* Multi-language shopping carts
* Multi-location inventory management
* Inventory import, export and synchronization
* Legacy system integration
* Intelligent user account management
* Intelligent product suggestions
* Automated help and sales prompts
* Product tagging and controlled product display
* Advanced promotion management
* Marketing tool integrations
Request a free consultation for your advanced shopping carts services.
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Our range of services include
* Web-based database programming
* Multi-tier web applications
* Legacy application integration
* Web based business applications
* Content management systems
* Advanced online stores
* Supply chain management
* Interactive learning
* Remote data integration
* Secure intranets and extranets
* Customer relationship management
* Inventory management
* Enterprise collaboration
* Maintenance and support
* Idea execution
* Open source software consulting
Request a free consultation for your advanced web applications development services.
* Multi-tier web applications
* Legacy application integration
* Web based business applications
* Content management systems
* Advanced online stores
* Supply chain management
* Interactive learning
* Remote data integration
* Secure intranets and extranets
* Customer relationship management
* Inventory management
* Enterprise collaboration
* Maintenance and support
* Idea execution
* Open source software consulting
Request a free consultation for your advanced web applications development services.
Advanced Web Applications
Plaveb believes that control over diverse organizational actions can be gained by streamlining processes with passive enforcements using sophisticated technology. The benefits of using technology are accessibility, portability and scalability, and the web is most advanced medium to maximum the benefits gained from technology use. Use of advanced web applications as an integral part of your business process will surely give your organization a competitive edge.
We love technology and challenges. Our highly innovative team is always eager to build something that doesn’t exist. Plaveb specializes in requirement-specific custom web applications development. Advanced web applications are built according to client requirements. Knowledge of cutting edge technology, understanding client requirements, and business insight are the most important factors for successful project execution.
We love technology and challenges. Our highly innovative team is always eager to build something that doesn’t exist. Plaveb specializes in requirement-specific custom web applications development. Advanced web applications are built according to client requirements. Knowledge of cutting edge technology, understanding client requirements, and business insight are the most important factors for successful project execution.
Web Design Company
Yescome & explore the sparkling world of creativity with MiracleStudios. It's Miracle Studios where those wandering thoughts in themind are brought in to "reality".
But, Miracle Studios does not operate like your near-street web design company,in fact , we are propelled by an ideology, it's our fathomless passionfor the art of “Designing & Creativity “that drives us to ourlimits for creating those unimaginable wonder's for our clients.
It gives us great pleasure to invite you to take a look at the plethoraof web design services that we offer. Written in these pages, isinformation that is critical to the success of your online business venture.Clients just like you, have availed of our services and have gone on toenjoy tremendous growth in both revenue and web visibility.
Weoffer the same to you. An opportunity to build an attractive andcompelling web identity. One that will accurately reflect the visionand goals of your organization. To us success is not measured innumbers but by your level of satisfaction.
Our teamwill support you in web design, web development, flash web design, withaggressive internet marketing campaigns for top search engine rankings.We offer you simple workable solutions that will drive your businessahead of competition. As you glance through these links, we hope youwill get a glimpse of what we can do for you.
But, Miracle Studios does not operate like your near-street web design company,in fact , we are propelled by an ideology, it's our fathomless passionfor the art of “Designing & Creativity “that drives us to ourlimits for creating those unimaginable wonder's for our clients.
It gives us great pleasure to invite you to take a look at the plethoraof web design services that we offer. Written in these pages, isinformation that is critical to the success of your online business venture.Clients just like you, have availed of our services and have gone on toenjoy tremendous growth in both revenue and web visibility.
Weoffer the same to you. An opportunity to build an attractive andcompelling web identity. One that will accurately reflect the visionand goals of your organization. To us success is not measured innumbers but by your level of satisfaction.
Our teamwill support you in web design, web development, flash web design, withaggressive internet marketing campaigns for top search engine rankings.We offer you simple workable solutions that will drive your businessahead of competition. As you glance through these links, we hope youwill get a glimpse of what we can do for you.
We are a Web Design Company
WebDesignCompany.com is web design company focusing on designing professional websites for businesses like yours. Don't hire another web design company until you review our work and find out why we are the name to trust when it comes to web design. Our web design services range from simple websites all the way to custom programming. No project is too big or small. We service all types of companies, from small start-up companies to multimillion dollar a year companies. Many of our clients are based in Dallas, TX but we also have many clients nationwide that have picked us to be their web design company. The websites we design are unique and creative and each design is custom based off your needs. We use absolutely no templates and we do not resell designs. Whether you're looking for a Dallas web design company or a just a SEO company contact us so we can help build your business online.
Outsource Web Design and Development Services
Premium Quality, Excellent Support, Less Operating Cost, Optimum Time Management, Best Resource Utilization, these are the benefits one can get by outsourcing IT Projects to TIS India.
Offshore outsourcing has changed the way business is conducted today! Its known fact that outsourcing always saves money. The most important thing is to choose a right company to outsource your projects. Considering millions of companies offering the same services and making it difficult to select the right company, we are featuring few services and advantages, why one should choose TIS India as an Outsourcing Partner.
Choose us for:
* High quality services and support.
* Custom web application Development
* Promoting your websites in search engines
* 3D/Multimedia requirements
* Customizing web application products as per your requirements
* Staffing high caliber full time/dedicated resources
* Designing and developing high quality websites
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Zentek International
We are a fully Offshore Hosting Services Provider based in Hong Kong, the financial and telecommunications center of Asia, with the freest economy in the World (including very low level of government involvement in business activities, and very low level of restrictions, intervention, and regulation).
We provide Secure and Private Offshore Web Hosting, Offshore Dedicated Servers, and Offshore Colocation, connected to our fast and redundant Network with multiple upstream backbone carriers, all in an off-shore jurisdiction. We also offer Private Domain Registration to complement our services.
All servers and equipment are housed in our offshore Grade AAA NOC (Network Operations Center) and connected to our fully redundant Network.
We require no information beyond what is needed to receive payment and we are fully offshore, so your privacy, security, and confidentiality is ensured.
Our main services include:
* Private Domain Registration
* Offshore Web Hosting
* Offshore Dedicated Servers
* Offshore Colocation
What's
We provide Secure and Private Offshore Web Hosting, Offshore Dedicated Servers, and Offshore Colocation, connected to our fast and redundant Network with multiple upstream backbone carriers, all in an off-shore jurisdiction. We also offer Private Domain Registration to complement our services.
All servers and equipment are housed in our offshore Grade AAA NOC (Network Operations Center) and connected to our fully redundant Network.
We require no information beyond what is needed to receive payment and we are fully offshore, so your privacy, security, and confidentiality is ensured.
Our main services include:
* Private Domain Registration
* Offshore Web Hosting
* Offshore Dedicated Servers
* Offshore Colocation
What's
Web Design
Plenty of folks think that web design is all about slapping some words and pictures together and posting them online. No doubt that sort of attitude has created some of the atrocious and non-working web sites we see out there. At Speed Limit Studios, we know that web design involves a lot of work - and we're not scared to roll up our sleeves and get our hands dirty. When we design a web site for you, we:
1. Work out navigational issues. We want to make sure that your customers and clients can easily find what they are looking for. That's why we figure out what customers and clients are looking for on your web site - and then make sure that they can find what they need easily. This helps ensure that clients are perfectly happy with your web site.
2. Work out usability issues. We want your web site to be easily accessible to everyone, which is why we make sure that it works for vision impaired and hearing impaired users as well. We also consider all the possibilities - that someone is viewing your site on a tiny cell phone, on a slow Internet connection, or on an obscure computer system. Our Speed Limit Studios team really twists itself into a pretzel to ensure that everyone can see your web site perfectly. That must be one reason why we are champions at Twister - and why our web sites get outstanding results for our clients.
3. Study the marketplace. We want to know how your customers and clients tick, and that's why we do market research to find out what your customers are thinking. That lets us build a site that your customers will swear was custom designed for them. We even study the market, so that we know what sells (and doesn't) in your field.
4. Construct a competitive analysis. We find out what others in your industry are doing so that we can use the same success strategies - and avoid the same pitfalls. That way, our customers never have to learn by trial-and-error.
5. Consider your existing brand, logo, collateral, and primary audience. We take into account your budget, who your customers are, and what your business is all about. That's because we don't want to create a cookie-cutter web site. Please understand: we don't have anything against cookies (in fact, we have bonded with chocolate chip cookies while working late to meet client deadlines many a time). However, we think that your company deserves a personalized web site that works for you - not for just anyone in your field. We create a web site that is as unique as your company.
6. We design a great site, using all the tools available. Photoshop, tablets, HTML, Illustrator, caffeine - we use all the latest and most established technology to create a web site that is visually appealing and yet fully functional. And we listen to you when you give is feedback and ideas, so that we create the web site you want - just not any web site.
7. We test and re-test. Once we have a site designed, we test it under all sorts of conditions - on old computers, strange operating systems, at weird hours. We do everything possible to ensure that your site is free of glitches, and works perfectly under the weirdest conditions. After all, we don't want you to miss out on an order from a customer using a 1980 laptop across the world.
8. We make sure that the site works for your business. We figure out ways to make sure that your web site is easy to promote. We make sure that you can update the site with minimal fuss and we work with you to ensure that SEO keeps a steady stream of customers coming. Speed Limit Studios wants to make sure that you have a web site that you can be proud of - but also a web site that brings more of the green stuff to your company coffers.
If your web site needs it, we can provide it. If you don't see what you need above, rest assured that we can come up with custom services just for your needs. Contact us today to get a quote and some advice.
1. Work out navigational issues. We want to make sure that your customers and clients can easily find what they are looking for. That's why we figure out what customers and clients are looking for on your web site - and then make sure that they can find what they need easily. This helps ensure that clients are perfectly happy with your web site.
2. Work out usability issues. We want your web site to be easily accessible to everyone, which is why we make sure that it works for vision impaired and hearing impaired users as well. We also consider all the possibilities - that someone is viewing your site on a tiny cell phone, on a slow Internet connection, or on an obscure computer system. Our Speed Limit Studios team really twists itself into a pretzel to ensure that everyone can see your web site perfectly. That must be one reason why we are champions at Twister - and why our web sites get outstanding results for our clients.
3. Study the marketplace. We want to know how your customers and clients tick, and that's why we do market research to find out what your customers are thinking. That lets us build a site that your customers will swear was custom designed for them. We even study the market, so that we know what sells (and doesn't) in your field.
4. Construct a competitive analysis. We find out what others in your industry are doing so that we can use the same success strategies - and avoid the same pitfalls. That way, our customers never have to learn by trial-and-error.
5. Consider your existing brand, logo, collateral, and primary audience. We take into account your budget, who your customers are, and what your business is all about. That's because we don't want to create a cookie-cutter web site. Please understand: we don't have anything against cookies (in fact, we have bonded with chocolate chip cookies while working late to meet client deadlines many a time). However, we think that your company deserves a personalized web site that works for you - not for just anyone in your field. We create a web site that is as unique as your company.
6. We design a great site, using all the tools available. Photoshop, tablets, HTML, Illustrator, caffeine - we use all the latest and most established technology to create a web site that is visually appealing and yet fully functional. And we listen to you when you give is feedback and ideas, so that we create the web site you want - just not any web site.
7. We test and re-test. Once we have a site designed, we test it under all sorts of conditions - on old computers, strange operating systems, at weird hours. We do everything possible to ensure that your site is free of glitches, and works perfectly under the weirdest conditions. After all, we don't want you to miss out on an order from a customer using a 1980 laptop across the world.
8. We make sure that the site works for your business. We figure out ways to make sure that your web site is easy to promote. We make sure that you can update the site with minimal fuss and we work with you to ensure that SEO keeps a steady stream of customers coming. Speed Limit Studios wants to make sure that you have a web site that you can be proud of - but also a web site that brings more of the green stuff to your company coffers.
If your web site needs it, we can provide it. If you don't see what you need above, rest assured that we can come up with custom services just for your needs. Contact us today to get a quote and some advice.
Weekly Web Design Class
This class is more than just an HTML class, but rather a discussion of designing Web sites. If you do not know HTML, you should consider taking the Free HTML Class from this site first. The Web Design Class will not talk as much about how to build Web pages as the skills and techniques behind designing Web pages.
In this class you will learn:
* Basic Web design tenets
* Using color effectively
* Understanding fonts
* Desiging navigation
* Creating graphics that don't distract from your site
* Using multimedia (sound, animation, and other media) on your site
The Web Design class is free. The only cost to you is the time you spend working on the lessons.
There are a few things you should be aware of before you sign up for the Web Design class:
* Due to the amount of email I receive, I cannot reply to the "anti-spam" measures for this class. So if you're using something that blocks email until a "real person" sends it, you'll need to turn it off to receive the class.
* You cannot change your email address in the middle of the class, so be sure to use an address you'll have for a while.
Please Read
The class is sent out by an automated mailing system and sometimes lessons can come late or get lost in the mail. If that happens, please pick up the missing lesson here. If you reply to lessons that you have received you may not receive a timely response. It's much faster to get the missing lesson yourself.
And if you have any questions about the class, please be sure to read the FAQ before contacting me. Chances are, your question is already answered online.
Fill out the following form to receive the weekly course outlines and get started learning Web Design.
You are signing up for the WEEKLY lesson. If you would rather sign up for the DAILY lesson, you need to sign up here.
In this class you will learn:
* Basic Web design tenets
* Using color effectively
* Understanding fonts
* Desiging navigation
* Creating graphics that don't distract from your site
* Using multimedia (sound, animation, and other media) on your site
The Web Design class is free. The only cost to you is the time you spend working on the lessons.
There are a few things you should be aware of before you sign up for the Web Design class:
* Due to the amount of email I receive, I cannot reply to the "anti-spam" measures for this class. So if you're using something that blocks email until a "real person" sends it, you'll need to turn it off to receive the class.
* You cannot change your email address in the middle of the class, so be sure to use an address you'll have for a while.
Please Read
The class is sent out by an automated mailing system and sometimes lessons can come late or get lost in the mail. If that happens, please pick up the missing lesson here. If you reply to lessons that you have received you may not receive a timely response. It's much faster to get the missing lesson yourself.
And if you have any questions about the class, please be sure to read the FAQ before contacting me. Chances are, your question is already answered online.
Fill out the following form to receive the weekly course outlines and get started learning Web Design.
You are signing up for the WEEKLY lesson. If you would rather sign up for the DAILY lesson, you need to sign up here.
Introduction to Web Design
In this course, students will learn the basics of designing and developing a web site. We'll take a look at design issues specific to web-based presentations, learn web page layout, effective navigation and delve into the design process. We examine some of the how-to's, in's, out's and pitfalls of using graphics, color and fonts on web pages as well as working with tables and CSS. Some site management techniques are covered, accessibility issues and working with domains and clients discussed.
Outline
Week 1: Basics of Web Design
* Focus on the customer
* Working with your clients
* FYI - information on domains
* Web design patterns
* Site development processes
o Naming conventions
o Purpose of a website
o Planning your site
Week 2: Design Principles
* Design principles
* Effective Page Layouts
* Layout options
o Using tables, layers, frames
o Working with forms
o Using CSS to add interest and flexibility to a design
Week 3: Page Layout - Navigation
* Principles of effective navigation
* More than one way to navigate
* Hierarchal organization
* Task-based organization
* Other ways to organize your navigation
* Making navigation easy
o Bread crumbs
o Links, embedded and external
o Error messages
o Unified browsing hierarchy
o High-visibility buttons
* Accessibility issues
Week 4: Managing Content
* Speeding up your Site
* Assisting your visitors with task completion
* Writing for search engines
* Printable pages
* Version control
* Searching the site
Week 5: Color and Graphics
* Using color on your pages
o Flashing colors
o Bright colors
* Pros and cons of background colors
* Contrast
* Do's and don'ts of Graphics
* Dimension vs weight
* Wrapping text around a graphic
* Using Background graphics
* Banners and moving objects
Week 6: Credibility
* Site branding
* Privacy policies
* Disclaimers
* Email subscriptions
Week 7: Site Management
* Site organization
o Organizing associated files
o Keeping prior versions
* Directory structure and organization
* Too many cooks in the kitchen - version control
Week 8: Final Steps and Extras
* Testing your site
* When you need help testing
* Online research
Prerequisites
* Completion of the HTML course (H101) or XHTML course (H401) or equivalent previous html experience can attend. Material covered in the H101 class will not be covered again in this course.
* Students must have webspace available to post assignments, and the ability to post their homework in that webspace.
* Student browsers should be equipped with the latest Flash Player and be able to play Quicktime movies. Students will need at least two browsers, Firefox and IE are recommended as cross-browser compatibility will be stressed.
* Some familiarity with CSS and graphics editing, although not required, is helpful.
Requirements
* FTP software for uploading assignments, such as WS_FTP at http://wsftp.com, an HTML editor such as Dreamweaver or a text editor such as Notepad for hand coding. Although not required, students will find it helpful to have a photo processing application such as PhotoShop or PSP and drawing program such as Illustrator.
Class Books
Required Book: The Design of Sites: Patterns for Creating Winning Web Sites [
Outline
Week 1: Basics of Web Design
* Focus on the customer
* Working with your clients
* FYI - information on domains
* Web design patterns
* Site development processes
o Naming conventions
o Purpose of a website
o Planning your site
Week 2: Design Principles
* Design principles
* Effective Page Layouts
* Layout options
o Using tables, layers, frames
o Working with forms
o Using CSS to add interest and flexibility to a design
Week 3: Page Layout - Navigation
* Principles of effective navigation
* More than one way to navigate
* Hierarchal organization
* Task-based organization
* Other ways to organize your navigation
* Making navigation easy
o Bread crumbs
o Links, embedded and external
o Error messages
o Unified browsing hierarchy
o High-visibility buttons
* Accessibility issues
Week 4: Managing Content
* Speeding up your Site
* Assisting your visitors with task completion
* Writing for search engines
* Printable pages
* Version control
* Searching the site
Week 5: Color and Graphics
* Using color on your pages
o Flashing colors
o Bright colors
* Pros and cons of background colors
* Contrast
* Do's and don'ts of Graphics
* Dimension vs weight
* Wrapping text around a graphic
* Using Background graphics
* Banners and moving objects
Week 6: Credibility
* Site branding
* Privacy policies
* Disclaimers
* Email subscriptions
Week 7: Site Management
* Site organization
o Organizing associated files
o Keeping prior versions
* Directory structure and organization
* Too many cooks in the kitchen - version control
Week 8: Final Steps and Extras
* Testing your site
* When you need help testing
* Online research
Prerequisites
* Completion of the HTML course (H101) or XHTML course (H401) or equivalent previous html experience can attend. Material covered in the H101 class will not be covered again in this course.
* Students must have webspace available to post assignments, and the ability to post their homework in that webspace.
* Student browsers should be equipped with the latest Flash Player and be able to play Quicktime movies. Students will need at least two browsers, Firefox and IE are recommended as cross-browser compatibility will be stressed.
* Some familiarity with CSS and graphics editing, although not required, is helpful.
Requirements
* FTP software for uploading assignments, such as WS_FTP at http://wsftp.com, an HTML editor such as Dreamweaver or a text editor such as Notepad for hand coding. Although not required, students will find it helpful to have a photo processing application such as PhotoShop or PSP and drawing program such as Illustrator.
Class Books
Required Book: The Design of Sites: Patterns for Creating Winning Web Sites [
Purposing web design is a complex, but essential ongoing activity. Before creating and uploading a website, it is important to take the time to plan exactly what is needed in the website. Thoroughly considering the audience or target market, as well as defining the purpose and deciding what content will be developed are extremely important.
Monday, July 6, 2009
Become a Web Designer, Web Developer, or Web Programmer
This web site is a free resource for anyone interested in a computer programming or web design career. You will find a comprehensive listing of web design schools, computer programming schools, helpful career resources, web design articles and more.
Our goal is to provide you the best information for pursuing a career in web design. There's no hype, just good information to help you make an educated decision about your future.
Getting started is simple. Follow these easy steps:
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Web Design Articles
What Do Search Engines Look For?
By Jeff Klein on February 5th, 2008 | Posted in Search Engine Marketing
When optimizing your website for search engines such as Google, Yahoo and MSN, it is important to know what they are looking for. While search engines evaluate many criteria, the two main things used when determining the importance of a website are content and links. Read more »
How to Build One Way Links to Your Website
By Jeff Klein on February 5th, 2008 | Posted in Search Engine Marketing
One of the most important factors search engines use when ranking your website is your site's link popularity. While many know they need to increase their link popularity, not everyone knows how to do so efficiently or effectively. Read more »
Ethical Search Engine Optimization
By Jeff Klein on November 28th, 2007 | Posted in Search Engine Marketing
Optimizing your Web site is extremely important if you want to be ranked well in the search engine results for your particular keywords. In addition to the technical aspects of optimizing a web site, business owners should also consider the ethical aspects of search engine optimization. While some techniques may help you get ranked higher in the search engines, they can also create a negative impression of your business and ultimately reduce sales. Read more »
Vlogs: Blogging at 30 Frames per Second
By Jeff Klein on November 28th, 2007 | Posted in Blogs
Video blogs, shortly known as vlogs, are basically blogs whose content is primarily video. Aside from that variation in content, vlogs are functionally identical to their text-based predecessors. As video recording equipment became more affordable and video editing software became more available, more people were willing to try vlogging. Read more »
Busting Through SEO Myths
By Jeff Klein on November 15th, 2007 | Posted in Search Engine Marketing
Search engine optimization is a must if you want a business Web site that is an incredible marketing tool. Search engine optimization can draw in more targeted traffic and help you make more sales. However, there are also many myths out there about what search engine optimization can and cannot do. Read more »
Podcasts: The Sound of Bloggers
By Jeff Klein on August 7th, 2007 | Posted in Web 2.0
Podcasts are digital media, usually audio, that are transferred via syndication feeds such as RSS (Really Simple Syndication). Once downloaded, podcasts can be listened to on computers and portable media players. The term ‘podcast’ is a play on the words ‘broadcast’ and ‘iPod’ – broadcast, to highlight the qualities that it shares with other broadcast media and iPod to acknowledge this particular Apple media player’s major contribution in the creation and proliferation of ... Read more »
Social Media – The New Breed of Media Moguls
By Jeff Klein on May 31st, 2007 | Posted in Web 2.0
Social media, as suggested by its name, is characterized by its social aspect. The methods used for distributing social media content almost always involve a community or, at the very least, some form of interpersonal exchange. Social media also encourages feedback from viewers or receivers of the media in an almost conversational manner, as opposed to the one-way methods employed by traditional broadcast and print media. Read more »
Blogs: The Digital Diary
By Jeff Klein on April 25th, 2007 | Posted in Blogs
Blogs are basically online journals, maintained and updated by any number of individuals or groups. Content in blogs is predominantly text, although bloggers have been known to include other forms of media. The popularity of blogs has skyrocketed in recent years because of the greater availability of internet access and the creation of many free blog hosting services. Read more »
An Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets
By Jeff Klein on April 2nd, 2007 | Posted in Web Design
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a method of adding styles (such as font, font color, font size, spacing) to a collection of web pages or documents. The primary benefit of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is that they save the web designer time. If implemented correctly, stylesheets allow the designer to make global formatting changes to their site simply by editing one file. Read more »
The World Wide Web Untangled
By Jeff Klein on March 15th, 2007 | Posted in World Wide Web
The World Wide Web is an information space where items of interest (resources) are identified by Uniform Resource Identifiers, or URI’s, which are global identifiers. Most people think that the World Wide Web is synonymous with the Internet; however, the WWW is a service that operates over the Internet. Read more »
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What Do Search Engines Look For?
By Jeff Klein on February 5th, 2008 | Posted in Search Engine Marketing
When optimizing your website for search engines such as Google, Yahoo and MSN, it is important to know what they are looking for. While search engines evaluate many criteria, the two main things used when determining the importance of a website are content and links. Read more »
How to Build One Way Links to Your Website
By Jeff Klein on February 5th, 2008 | Posted in Search Engine Marketing
One of the most important factors search engines use when ranking your website is your site's link popularity. While many know they need to increase their link popularity, not everyone knows how to do so efficiently or effectively. Read more »
Ethical Search Engine Optimization
By Jeff Klein on November 28th, 2007 | Posted in Search Engine Marketing
Optimizing your Web site is extremely important if you want to be ranked well in the search engine results for your particular keywords. In addition to the technical aspects of optimizing a web site, business owners should also consider the ethical aspects of search engine optimization. While some techniques may help you get ranked higher in the search engines, they can also create a negative impression of your business and ultimately reduce sales. Read more »
Vlogs: Blogging at 30 Frames per Second
By Jeff Klein on November 28th, 2007 | Posted in Blogs
Video blogs, shortly known as vlogs, are basically blogs whose content is primarily video. Aside from that variation in content, vlogs are functionally identical to their text-based predecessors. As video recording equipment became more affordable and video editing software became more available, more people were willing to try vlogging. Read more »
Busting Through SEO Myths
By Jeff Klein on November 15th, 2007 | Posted in Search Engine Marketing
Search engine optimization is a must if you want a business Web site that is an incredible marketing tool. Search engine optimization can draw in more targeted traffic and help you make more sales. However, there are also many myths out there about what search engine optimization can and cannot do. Read more »
Podcasts: The Sound of Bloggers
By Jeff Klein on August 7th, 2007 | Posted in Web 2.0
Podcasts are digital media, usually audio, that are transferred via syndication feeds such as RSS (Really Simple Syndication). Once downloaded, podcasts can be listened to on computers and portable media players. The term ‘podcast’ is a play on the words ‘broadcast’ and ‘iPod’ – broadcast, to highlight the qualities that it shares with other broadcast media and iPod to acknowledge this particular Apple media player’s major contribution in the creation and proliferation of ... Read more »
Social Media – The New Breed of Media Moguls
By Jeff Klein on May 31st, 2007 | Posted in Web 2.0
Social media, as suggested by its name, is characterized by its social aspect. The methods used for distributing social media content almost always involve a community or, at the very least, some form of interpersonal exchange. Social media also encourages feedback from viewers or receivers of the media in an almost conversational manner, as opposed to the one-way methods employed by traditional broadcast and print media. Read more »
Blogs: The Digital Diary
By Jeff Klein on April 25th, 2007 | Posted in Blogs
Blogs are basically online journals, maintained and updated by any number of individuals or groups. Content in blogs is predominantly text, although bloggers have been known to include other forms of media. The popularity of blogs has skyrocketed in recent years because of the greater availability of internet access and the creation of many free blog hosting services. Read more »
An Introduction to Cascading Style Sheets
By Jeff Klein on April 2nd, 2007 | Posted in Web Design
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is a method of adding styles (such as font, font color, font size, spacing) to a collection of web pages or documents. The primary benefit of Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) is that they save the web designer time. If implemented correctly, stylesheets allow the designer to make global formatting changes to their site simply by editing one file. Read more »
The World Wide Web Untangled
By Jeff Klein on March 15th, 2007 | Posted in World Wide Web
The World Wide Web is an information space where items of interest (resources) are identified by Uniform Resource Identifiers, or URI’s, which are global identifiers. Most people think that the World Wide Web is synonymous with the Internet; however, the WWW is a service that operates over the Internet. Read more »
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FREE SAMPLE WEB DESIGN TRAINING COURSE
We're so confident you'll love our web design training courses that we'll allow you to download the first HTML installment for free!
You'll be able to experience first hand our unique teaching style that makes learning web design easy and fun! At the risk of sounding like a TV infomercial, there is absolutely no cost and no obligation to purchase the full training course.
Simply fill out the below form and we'll present you with a link to download the first segment of the full program absolutely free. If you like, you can sign up for the full course. If not, no hard feelings.
**Note: If you decide to sign up for the full training program, the first installment will also be included on disk so you can keep a hard copy.
You'll be able to experience first hand our unique teaching style that makes learning web design easy and fun! At the risk of sounding like a TV infomercial, there is absolutely no cost and no obligation to purchase the full training course.
Simply fill out the below form and we'll present you with a link to download the first segment of the full program absolutely free. If you like, you can sign up for the full course. If not, no hard feelings.
**Note: If you decide to sign up for the full training program, the first installment will also be included on disk so you can keep a hard copy.
Website Design Using HTML and XHTML Standards - A 2 Day Course
Most business-people recognise the commercial importance of the Internet, but few realize how easy it is to learn the skills required to produce a basic Web presence.
This practical workshop introduces the basic elements of the HyperText Markup Language (HTML) and its XML-compatible variant, XHTML, i.e., the standards which determine the structure and use of web pages.
Unlike most web site design training courses, this one is not locked-in to any particular vendor's web browser, web server, application server, or operating system.
Like all GBdirect website design training courses, it teaches best practice in vendor-neutral, standards-compliant, cross-platform, and completely transferable skills, i.e. you will get real XHTML training and not merely one company’s take on it.
On completion of this course, students should be able to produce standards-compliant website design which works with any of the well-known packages in this field, e.g., Dreamweaver, MS FrontPage, GoLive, IIS, Apache, ColdFusion, WebSphere, Lotus Domino, Microsoft Windows, Unix, Linux, .Net, SunOne, etc.
Suitable for
The course is intended for communications, marketing and design professionals who need to develop high-quality World Wide Web pages without external help.
Delivery
To an even greater extent than normal, this web site design course is delivered through hands-on exercises, backed up by expert tuition in fundamental principles and best XHTML coding practice.
Whenever possible, students use hand XHTML coding techniques to learn the fundamentals which underpin proprietary web page editors like Dreamweaver, GoLive and FrontPage.
Publicly scheduled dates, locations, and price
This practical workshop introduces the basic elements of the HyperText Markup Language (HTML) and its XML-compatible variant, XHTML, i.e., the standards which determine the structure and use of web pages.
Unlike most web site design training courses, this one is not locked-in to any particular vendor's web browser, web server, application server, or operating system.
Like all GBdirect website design training courses, it teaches best practice in vendor-neutral, standards-compliant, cross-platform, and completely transferable skills, i.e. you will get real XHTML training and not merely one company’s take on it.
On completion of this course, students should be able to produce standards-compliant website design which works with any of the well-known packages in this field, e.g., Dreamweaver, MS FrontPage, GoLive, IIS, Apache, ColdFusion, WebSphere, Lotus Domino, Microsoft Windows, Unix, Linux, .Net, SunOne, etc.
Suitable for
The course is intended for communications, marketing and design professionals who need to develop high-quality World Wide Web pages without external help.
Delivery
To an even greater extent than normal, this web site design course is delivered through hands-on exercises, backed up by expert tuition in fundamental principles and best XHTML coding practice.
Whenever possible, students use hand XHTML coding techniques to learn the fundamentals which underpin proprietary web page editors like Dreamweaver, GoLive and FrontPage.
Publicly scheduled dates, locations, and price
How to Design a Website for Beginners
"This web design tutorial has taught me more than a college course!" -- Pete Kessler
Learn how to become a webmaster, you say? Me? Yes, I did say web site design master ...
== Featured Product I Highly Recommend! ==
Shelley Lowery's Webmastery Course - Learn how to design your own website. I own this web designing system and it's the best webmaster course for beginners I've ever seen, not to mention very affordable.
A few years ago, when I was first introduced to the world of Internet site design, I thought it would be impossible to learn everything there is to know about building a website from scratch.
It all seemed so overwhelming! I still haven't learned "all the facts" about Web design or the Internet, but I did make one important discovery on this journey - I didn't have to know everything about how to create my own website to build a very effective and intriguing Internet presence.
The Webmaster Course website is living online proof that, with minimum Internet knowledge, beginners can design an efficient Internet site in just a short period of time. Throughout these web pages, you'll find the resources and step by step instructions you will need to design your own complete business or personal Website.
Designing Your Own Website is the First Step Toward Reaching Your Goal
Whether you're thinking of starting an online business or just adding your "personal" touch to the World Wide Web, designing your own Website is the first step toward reaching your goal. You could hire some fancy designer to create your site for you, but that's no fun. Besides, you want your Website to reflect your personality, your decisions and hard work, and your unique design style, right?
Here are just a few ideas to get your wheels turning...
Below are ideas both for developing a personal or business Website. With these ideas, you'll be able to develop a basic outline for your new Website.
Your Personal Website:
* Share your family tree with others and find long, lost relatives.
* Build a site around your favorite hobby. Let others in the world know your expertise and knowledge about how to do it better. You can include pictures, demonstrations, and detailed instructions.
* Start a community for your family. Update family reunions (photos, minutes, dates, locations, and times), keep a database of birthdays and "new" births, have a "kids' only" section, and even start a family picture album for all the different members of your family - there's tons of unique ways to build your family community!
* Offer a volunteer Website for your Church or your favorite organization - Learn how to design a web page for boy/girl scouts, charity events, cancer foundations, etc...
If you're still not sure about the theme of your personal Website, go here for 101 Personal Website Design Ideas.
Your Internet Business Site:
* Turn your favorite hobby into a part time or full time Internet business after taking these web design classes for beginners. If you're good at sewing, homeowner repairs, cooking, exercising, camping, traveling, crafts, music, writing, accounting, etc., you're the perfect candidate for an online business and this web design course. Did you know that your unique experience and knowledge can turn into profits on the Internet?
* You may already own a business and would like to transfer it to the Web or add an extra value to your company. Either way, you can achieve your desired goal with the simple Web design resources provided here for you.
* Perhaps you have a product or personal invention in mind that you would like to promote on the Internet? There are many very successful Websites that promote only one or two products.
Still not sure what to market on the Internet? Go here for 101 Business Website Ideas.
Interesting fact: Sites with very specific and unique goals tend to be more successful than companies which "carry" everything from toothpaste to brakes for your car.
Just thought I'd add that in for a little encouragement. The Internet is not much different from the "brick and mortar" world when it comes to business. Offering the right product to the right market is still the most effective way to gain success online.
Other people just like you are creating web sites everyday and you can do it too!
Two Important Points
There are just a couple of things to remember before you begin designing your very own Website.
1. The Internet is an ever changing market. To stay on top, you must stay informed. Within this site, you'll find many useful resources to help you keep informed about Internet changes and news.
2. Your Website's success depends on your willingness to add new updates, delete old news, find helpful resources for your visitors, deliver what you've promised, and provide a useful and informative contribution to the World Wide Web.
Okay, ready to learn web design?
CONTINUE HERE to Learn Web Design from Home >>>>>
A friendly shout out to WHS who learned to apprciate our articles and agree that anyone could design a good website. In case you were searching for a very specific web server, for example running on linux hosting, then we recommend to pay them a visit.
Here are just a few pieces of web design and related advice you'll find here ...
Web Design Tutorial - In this web design tutorial you'll learn how to design a website from the beginning to the end. This simple webmaster course comes highly recommended so check it out. The Webmaster Course For Beginners Review by Bob Pardue - This is a complete review of a beginning web design course and I'm sure you will benefit from knowing the features and advantages of these website design lessons packed with extras! Web Design Advice for Beginners Via Email - If you haven't subscribed to the Web Design Weekly Newsletter yet, don't put it off! It delivers tips you can use and there is a free bonus waiting for new subscribers. Go now to find out more >>> How to Become a Webmaster - Ten Part Series - Here's is an introduction to Internet design and how to build your own website tutorials you don't want to miss!!! Find out the mistakes and web design classes from home you need to take before designing you business or personal website. Free Webmaster Articles and Internet Design Tips for Beginners - Discover a smorgasboard of interesting and helpful web site design tips written by the authors at WebmasterCourse and guest experts. Web Copywriting Tips - When writing for the Internet you need some basics to make your Internet design flow. There is more to designing a website than meets the eye. Web Design Tips - Find many of the online free tips you need to learn deb design and to get you started as a webmaster. It is for beginners so not too technical. Enjoy!!! More Web Design Advice - Even more advice for new webmasters. Learn alternative techniques in designing a website and take your online presence to the next level. Web Hosting - All about ISP solutions. Put your new web site with the right company from the start. Lots of helpful advice here for newbies. Promote Your Site - Now that you have it, promote it!!! Site Map - Just a place to find everything you always wanted to know including building websites lessons and start a process to learn web desin from home. Web Design Articles - More articles about desiging an Internet page. Work From Home Tips And Ideas - Here are a few tips to help you get started working from home after you learn the basics of web design HTML. Partners - Here are a few web-related partners for you to visit. Some Link Partners - More links.
Yet Another Review Of Two Amazing Beginning Webmaster Courses - See if your interest is more in a "get dirty" type of design including learning HTML or if you'd rather have a program with functions to help you build a website. See the web tutorial review here ...
Web Hosting - After you study web design and build your new pages on the net you'll need "space" for them. Get ideas here. Web Design Services - If you have decided that learning web design from home is not your cup of tea, then you might consider having a professional build your online presence for you. This team is awesome and not nearly as expensive as other web design services. Go here!! for more info with no obligation >>> Free Web Content Tips - Here is an interesting twist for getting started with your web business. It's all about pre-selling your content. Not enough room here to explain so check it out here >>> How to Make Money Online - You might be desiging your website just for fun or for personal use but there's a good chance you want to make a little (or a lot) profit from your Internet business. If you fall into this second category, this is a must-read!! Here are all the Secrets of Making Online Income >>> How to Make Money with Google Adsense - These interesting articles will show you all about adsense advertising and how to use it in your online business after you create your own websites. How to Choose a Domain Name - Now that you've began building a web site another thing you always wanted to know is how to choose domain names and make your Internet site designs work.Getting a business online is not rocket science but many new webmasters just don't know where to start. It's all in the name. Pick it wisely!! Advice for Promoting a Website - Your site on the net is not of much use unless people can find you. Learn how to make it happen!!! An Introduction to Blogging - Are you a blogger? I'm sure you've heard the term so here are some ideas to get you started with expressing your ideals or just talking to your online visitors. Use this tool as a powerful addition to your business website design for effective communication. SiteBuildIt! - If you don't have the time to learn web designing techniques this place is for you. You will be amazed at what you can build in a very short period of time. Build a business instead of just a web site >>>
Learn how to become a webmaster, you say? Me? Yes, I did say web site design master ...
== Featured Product I Highly Recommend! ==
Shelley Lowery's Webmastery Course - Learn how to design your own website. I own this web designing system and it's the best webmaster course for beginners I've ever seen, not to mention very affordable.
A few years ago, when I was first introduced to the world of Internet site design, I thought it would be impossible to learn everything there is to know about building a website from scratch.
It all seemed so overwhelming! I still haven't learned "all the facts" about Web design or the Internet, but I did make one important discovery on this journey - I didn't have to know everything about how to create my own website to build a very effective and intriguing Internet presence.
The Webmaster Course website is living online proof that, with minimum Internet knowledge, beginners can design an efficient Internet site in just a short period of time. Throughout these web pages, you'll find the resources and step by step instructions you will need to design your own complete business or personal Website.
Designing Your Own Website is the First Step Toward Reaching Your Goal
Whether you're thinking of starting an online business or just adding your "personal" touch to the World Wide Web, designing your own Website is the first step toward reaching your goal. You could hire some fancy designer to create your site for you, but that's no fun. Besides, you want your Website to reflect your personality, your decisions and hard work, and your unique design style, right?
Here are just a few ideas to get your wheels turning...
Below are ideas both for developing a personal or business Website. With these ideas, you'll be able to develop a basic outline for your new Website.
Your Personal Website:
* Share your family tree with others and find long, lost relatives.
* Build a site around your favorite hobby. Let others in the world know your expertise and knowledge about how to do it better. You can include pictures, demonstrations, and detailed instructions.
* Start a community for your family. Update family reunions (photos, minutes, dates, locations, and times), keep a database of birthdays and "new" births, have a "kids' only" section, and even start a family picture album for all the different members of your family - there's tons of unique ways to build your family community!
* Offer a volunteer Website for your Church or your favorite organization - Learn how to design a web page for boy/girl scouts, charity events, cancer foundations, etc...
If you're still not sure about the theme of your personal Website, go here for 101 Personal Website Design Ideas.
Your Internet Business Site:
* Turn your favorite hobby into a part time or full time Internet business after taking these web design classes for beginners. If you're good at sewing, homeowner repairs, cooking, exercising, camping, traveling, crafts, music, writing, accounting, etc., you're the perfect candidate for an online business and this web design course. Did you know that your unique experience and knowledge can turn into profits on the Internet?
* You may already own a business and would like to transfer it to the Web or add an extra value to your company. Either way, you can achieve your desired goal with the simple Web design resources provided here for you.
* Perhaps you have a product or personal invention in mind that you would like to promote on the Internet? There are many very successful Websites that promote only one or two products.
Still not sure what to market on the Internet? Go here for 101 Business Website Ideas.
Interesting fact: Sites with very specific and unique goals tend to be more successful than companies which "carry" everything from toothpaste to brakes for your car.
Just thought I'd add that in for a little encouragement. The Internet is not much different from the "brick and mortar" world when it comes to business. Offering the right product to the right market is still the most effective way to gain success online.
Other people just like you are creating web sites everyday and you can do it too!
Two Important Points
There are just a couple of things to remember before you begin designing your very own Website.
1. The Internet is an ever changing market. To stay on top, you must stay informed. Within this site, you'll find many useful resources to help you keep informed about Internet changes and news.
2. Your Website's success depends on your willingness to add new updates, delete old news, find helpful resources for your visitors, deliver what you've promised, and provide a useful and informative contribution to the World Wide Web.
Okay, ready to learn web design?
CONTINUE HERE to Learn Web Design from Home >>>>>
A friendly shout out to WHS who learned to apprciate our articles and agree that anyone could design a good website. In case you were searching for a very specific web server, for example running on linux hosting, then we recommend to pay them a visit.
Here are just a few pieces of web design and related advice you'll find here ...
Web Design Tutorial - In this web design tutorial you'll learn how to design a website from the beginning to the end. This simple webmaster course comes highly recommended so check it out. The Webmaster Course For Beginners Review by Bob Pardue - This is a complete review of a beginning web design course and I'm sure you will benefit from knowing the features and advantages of these website design lessons packed with extras! Web Design Advice for Beginners Via Email - If you haven't subscribed to the Web Design Weekly Newsletter yet, don't put it off! It delivers tips you can use and there is a free bonus waiting for new subscribers. Go now to find out more >>> How to Become a Webmaster - Ten Part Series - Here's is an introduction to Internet design and how to build your own website tutorials you don't want to miss!!! Find out the mistakes and web design classes from home you need to take before designing you business or personal website. Free Webmaster Articles and Internet Design Tips for Beginners - Discover a smorgasboard of interesting and helpful web site design tips written by the authors at WebmasterCourse and guest experts. Web Copywriting Tips - When writing for the Internet you need some basics to make your Internet design flow. There is more to designing a website than meets the eye. Web Design Tips - Find many of the online free tips you need to learn deb design and to get you started as a webmaster. It is for beginners so not too technical. Enjoy!!! More Web Design Advice - Even more advice for new webmasters. Learn alternative techniques in designing a website and take your online presence to the next level. Web Hosting - All about ISP solutions. Put your new web site with the right company from the start. Lots of helpful advice here for newbies. Promote Your Site - Now that you have it, promote it!!! Site Map - Just a place to find everything you always wanted to know including building websites lessons and start a process to learn web desin from home. Web Design Articles - More articles about desiging an Internet page. Work From Home Tips And Ideas - Here are a few tips to help you get started working from home after you learn the basics of web design HTML. Partners - Here are a few web-related partners for you to visit. Some Link Partners - More links.
Yet Another Review Of Two Amazing Beginning Webmaster Courses - See if your interest is more in a "get dirty" type of design including learning HTML or if you'd rather have a program with functions to help you build a website. See the web tutorial review here ...
Web Hosting - After you study web design and build your new pages on the net you'll need "space" for them. Get ideas here. Web Design Services - If you have decided that learning web design from home is not your cup of tea, then you might consider having a professional build your online presence for you. This team is awesome and not nearly as expensive as other web design services. Go here!! for more info with no obligation >>> Free Web Content Tips - Here is an interesting twist for getting started with your web business. It's all about pre-selling your content. Not enough room here to explain so check it out here >>> How to Make Money Online - You might be desiging your website just for fun or for personal use but there's a good chance you want to make a little (or a lot) profit from your Internet business. If you fall into this second category, this is a must-read!! Here are all the Secrets of Making Online Income >>> How to Make Money with Google Adsense - These interesting articles will show you all about adsense advertising and how to use it in your online business after you create your own websites. How to Choose a Domain Name - Now that you've began building a web site another thing you always wanted to know is how to choose domain names and make your Internet site designs work.Getting a business online is not rocket science but many new webmasters just don't know where to start. It's all in the name. Pick it wisely!! Advice for Promoting a Website - Your site on the net is not of much use unless people can find you. Learn how to make it happen!!! An Introduction to Blogging - Are you a blogger? I'm sure you've heard the term so here are some ideas to get you started with expressing your ideals or just talking to your online visitors. Use this tool as a powerful addition to your business website design for effective communication. SiteBuildIt! - If you don't have the time to learn web designing techniques this place is for you. You will be amazed at what you can build in a very short period of time. Build a business instead of just a web site >>>
