Category Archives: General Web Design Tips

Images do more than just spice up your web pages. They act as page identifiers. Users will recall the images that appear on particular pages of your website, and will use these images to identify these pages when they come … Continue reading →

Web design involves much more than deciding how a website looks. Here is a percentage breakdown of tasks for the average web design project: 10% – set up hosting/registration 05% – password management 10% – testing, troubleshooting 10% – project … Continue reading →

This happens at least two to three times a year: a client sends me a series of images and wants them posted on their website “in the order sent.” This is fine if each image is sent in a different … Continue reading →

If you’ve ever searched for royalty-free images to purchase for your website, you may already have discovered that it’s easy to  become caught up looking for images for hours and hours, and still not find that one special image you … Continue reading →

Which is better: a library or the Internet? Well, it really depends on what you are looking for — and how up-to-date you need the information you’re looking for to be. If accuracy is what you need, then go to … Continue reading →

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Think of the Worldwide Web as a large, messy bulletin board that anyone with a web connection can see. You can tack your notice to the board on top of all of the other notices and — for a few … Continue reading →