Web Design Category

• Building A Church Website by Shawn Quinn

  The psalmist declares in Psalm 26 that he loves the house of the Lord, the place where His glory rests, and that he goes about all day, proclaiming the glory of the Lord and telling of all His wondrous deeds.

• 15 Benefits Of Having A Website by Fortune Ezeoha

  Every hour approximately 9,000 new Web pages are built and are publicly accessible to all. With this amount of growth Internet has become a major play ground for all. Today I will focus on some of the major 20 benefits of having a Website.

• Lions And Tigers And Web Page Designers! by Ed Parton

  No matter what your interest is, it is a great idea to know how to select a web page designer--seven questions to ask in choosing a web site designer for your hobby, small business or project--if you want to get your web page noticed.

• Can Your Website Be Sued Over The Ad Content You Use? by sarah folgea

  If you thought your website was safe, be aware that there are cases where a corporation successfully sued an advertiser for them using a trademarked term in the copy of the ad on their website.

• Learn To Protect Your Site By Communicating In The Language Of Robots.txt by sarah folgea

  Anyone that is familiar with the famous Google robot – Googlebot, knows how important it can be to be able to understand the language of robots to help protect your website.

• Website That My Customers Need by Grace Alexa

  Websites ask their visitors to put in some information so that businesses can call the visitors and follow up the customer. However, I go to websites that have umpteen questions before customers can submit their enquiry. This is a very efficient way to lose your customers. Any form should only ask for basic information you need to be able to contact your customer.

• Good Page Design Practices by Jan Michaels

  Your website, by extension, is the impression visitors have of you, and also is where your business resides. It's like the headquarter of an off line company, and either gives the impression of a run down shack or an impressive corporate office building.