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Website Design Considerations
INTERNET INSIDERS SECRETS
IS YOUR WEBSITE 'VISITOR READY'?
By Lee Benson
©1999 All Rights Reserved
It is said that at least 50% of your website content needs to be related to providing your visitor with something free. So give the right impression by learning the basics of HTML.
ARE YOU SHOWING POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS THE EXIT BEFORE THEY HAVE EVEN STARTED SHOPPING?
By Marc Goldman
©2000 All Rights Reserved
How many times have you been to a website that had so many programs & so many banner ads that you couldn't wait to click on the back button of your browser?
WHAT YOU REALLY NEED FOR SUCCESS WITH YOUR BUSINESS WEBSITE
By John Soares
©1999 All Rights Reserved
What does it take for YOU to be successful? You need persistence, patience, efficiency, optimism, good communications skills, flexibility, integrity, and a service-oriented personality. This article will show you why you need these qualities to succeed.
HOW TO MAKE A CUSTOM BOOKMARK ICON
By Robert Smith
©1999 All Rights Reserved
I'm going to tell you about a little known feature in Internet Explorer version 5 that will help your bookmarks stand out from the rest using your own distinctive icon.
WHO ARE YOU?
By Jim Daniels
©1999 All Rights Reserved
I searched and searched through their website but just could not locate a single person tied to this company. There was a company name and even an address, but not a single real person!
IS YOUR WEBSITE 'VISITOR READY'?
By Lee Benson
©1999 All Rights Reserved
It is said that at least 50% of your website content needs to be related to providing your visitor with something free. So give the right impression by learning the basics of HTML.
HOW TO PLAN YOUR NEW WEB SITE
ByDr. Kevin Nunley
©1999 All Rights Reserved
Start your web site plan by pinning down exactly what you want your site to accomplish. Starting a web site is a lot like getting your taxes done. The real work comes BEFORE you go to the preparer.
WHO DO I BELIEVE?
By Bob McElwain
©2000 All Rights Reserved
There is lots of conflicting information on the Web and it often requires careful thinking to sort the wheat from the chaff. Slow loading pages can be fixed. Pages too long can be spilt into two or more parts. With most such site killers, there are solutions. The errors here are significant because once built into a site, there is no easy fix. In most cases, it's best to simply start over
HEALTH FOOD AND CIGARETTES
By Jim Daniels
©2000 All Rights Reserved
Focus on ONE market, figure out what they want and need, and then fill their needs. Build credibility at your website by focusing on helping your target audience.
HOW TO TURN A PASSIVE WEB SITE INTO AN ACTIVE PROFIT CENTER
By Bob McElwain
©2000 All Rights Reserved
There are only 2 types of web sites on the Internet - active and passive. The difference? One makes money and the other doesn't. From what I have seen, most people have built passive web sites and they just sit back and wait for the orders to come in.
DON’T MAKE THEM WAIT
By Scott Pamatat
©2000 All Rights Reserved
I have noticed that many web sites are trying to portray themselves as if they were a TV network. They put top-notch graphics and sound into their web page. What these companies are missing is that their visitors are not watching TV.
STEPPING YOUR WEBSITE UP A GEAR
By Mike Stokes
©2000 All Rights Reserved
Do you know how many customers you are loosing from your website all the time due to webpages that take too long to load? The speed your web pages load is directly proportional to the number of customers your web site will generate.
QUICK SITE CHECK-UP!
By Jim Daniels
©2000 All Rights Reserved
You're finally putting the finishing touches on your web site, and it's looking pretty good! Are you sure about that?
THE OUTSIDE, LOOKING IN!
By Kevin NeedhamBy
©1999 All Rights Reserved
As web business owners we constantly look from the inside, out, searching for new opportunities, looking for places to advertise, setting up partnerships and exchanging advertising opportunities with similar sites.
WEBSITE DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
By Shari Thurow
©1999 All Rights Reserved
The most important rule in webdesign is that your web site should be easy to read. What does this mean?
WHAT IS YOUR REAL-ESTATE WORTH?
By Kevin Needham
©1999 All Rights Reserved
The real-estate space on your web page. It has a value. This value is basically determined by the number of visitors you get to your web site.
MAKE IT EASY TO READ
By Wanda Loskot
©1999 All Rights Reserved
So, you finished your website - it is full of unique content, and you offer a product or service that many people want. But nothing happens. No sales. Not even inquiries! Why?
BENEFITS OF HAVING YOUR OWN DOMAIN NAME
By Marty Foley
©1998 All Rights Reserved
You may not have considered the benefits that having your own domain gives you, so I'll list some major ones and then we'll look at each more closely
PUT YOUR SITE IN FOCUS
By Jim Smoot
©1998 All Rights Reserved
All too often folks on the internet get an idea for a new web site, build it, then register it with every search engine and link site they can find. Many times, however, they move to the registration part without ever stepping back to really look at their site with a critical eye.
TOP 10 DESIGN DON'TS FOR THE THIRD GENERATION WEB PAGE DESIGNER
By Marty Crouch
©1998 All Rights Reserved
Design your pages to display some interesting text while the remainder of the page is being served. Use some of the same images on different pages so that they will be displayed from the browser's cache very quickly.
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