Comments (31) A case study: Develop a website strategy for your home page. Clear header, explain the business concisely, use social media to develop contacts. Can you help this UK small business with their website strategy?
Example of responsive web design over a mobile theme for WordPress: mobile theme for WordPress only shows back end text and ignores special WordPress template. Responsive web design version looks great.
Appeal to your customer’s emotions with a creative 404 Error page while you educate about services or products. What are the elements of an eye-catching 404 page?
What are keywords? They are the magical words that search engines pick up so when people Google your keywords they find your post. Help choose from between these two keywords.
Responsive Web Design is a way to get your website or blog to look good on any platform, be it a standard browser, tablet like the iPad or a mobile phone. Learn from examples.
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If you have information you want to show about your business, learn ways to display the information and not lose your readers. Presentation is key.
Slideshows on a website can teach readers visually about the business or organization. One can put multiple images in one spot with a slideshow. If your website budget is tiny, you may want to skip the slideshow.
Repeated shapes, colors, and details help tie together a busy web design. One large or attractive element can help the user focus. See five examples of busy websites with designs that work.
One can use jQuery to toggle content seen on a page. As an example, a services page is rewritten from HTML only to PHP to jQuery with toggle ability. The process is explained and before and after screenshots posted, along with link to jQuery tutorial, suggestions of places to save tutorial links and a browser compatibility app for IE.
How one can use thumbnails to enhance a site, with examples. And links to WordPress 2.9 thumbnail feature.
About Leora: Leora Wenger builds websites for small businesses, libraries and three Rutgers University departments. She loves tweaking PHP, composing a striking web design, stretching Wordpress, and publicizing sites. In her spare time she's a mom, wife and daughter. Every now and then she squeezes in the time to paint a watercolor or two.
