Several months ago we began this series of common mistakes made when managing a web site.
Web design and development involves three levels:
Web management
Design (navigation support, homepage layout, templates, search, etc.)
Content (the actual writing on the pages, as well as any other media used to communicate)
Today we are discussing the need to adequately budget for ongoing [...] | |
Several months ago we began this series of common mistakes made when managing a web site.
Web design and development involves three levels:
Web management
Design (navigation support, homepage layout, templates, search, etc.)
Content (the actual writing on the pages, as well as any other media used to communicate)
Today we are reviewing how to meet your customer expectations [...] | |
Web Content Vs. Company Organization…Why this is Important!
Your clients do not care how your company is organized. They care about what you can do or provide them.
Therefor they should not be able to figure out your organizational structure from how you build your website. Sure it is easy to assign responsibility for the content in [...] | |
Build RIGHT, & they will come
Sites focused on their own company creates home pages with pictures of company executives, company logos, pictures of their own building, verbose mission statements, corporate history and of a self serving statement from the CEO with her beaming from a professionally created picture.
All of this is great on the “about [...] | |
Web design and development tips
Over the next few months I will be outlining some common mistakes made when managing a web site.
Web design and development involves three levels:
Web management
Design (navigation support, homepage layout, templates, search, etc.)
Content (the actual writing on the pages, as well as any other media used to communicate)
Just as in a good [...] | |
Many web sites do not have the individual pages appropriately titled. This is an obvious mistake, because search engines identify your Web site by page titles in the results they display. Also when your customers save a Web page in the browser’s bookmarks the title is the bookmark name by default.
A less obvious mistake is the tendency to use the [...] | |
Elements CMS has unleashed the designer in many of us, but don’t forget to follow certain rules or standards. For example, try to keep a consistent theme for your site so that a visitor on any page knows they are still on your site.Developing common pages should not restrain your creativity. Uniformity can be achieved with coherent [...] | |
How do search engines find and index your site? They follow links from one page to another, indexing content as they go.
If the links they follow contain keywords and phrases that are relevant to the page content, the search engines will boost the ranking of that page in their results. You should also use keywords [...] | |
Take a look at a selection of web pages that come up high in the search engine results for any search term and you’ll notice they all have one thing in common: unique page titles. By creating unique page titles you tell the search engines what your web page is about.
Unique page titles are thought [...] | |
elements CMS offers complete control over all page layouts within your website. Whether the webpage is part of your eNewsletter signup, a web form, in your shopping cart, elements provides controls to customize every part of your website.
This gives you total control to perfect your website the way you want it.
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