Category: Design

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5 Dreadful Mistakes that Must be Avoided by a Web Design Company and a Website Designer

Published on: March 31, 2011 and has 16 Comments

If you are a website designer you might be planning to make another grand website that you fancy will captivate a great mass of visitor’s attention. Indeed it will, depending upon the efforts you put into your work. You will be having in mind great design ideas that constantly tempt you to put your imagination into creation, an entity that is visible, admirable and tangible.

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How to Test Your Web Site on a Smaller Browser Window

Published on: March 11, 2011 and has 8 Comments

Many new computers and laptops sold today include a widescreen monitor with a nice high resolution. For many applications, such as games and movies, having a large widescreen monitor makes the experience much better. Movies were meant for widescreen, and games, well they always look better in a higher resolution. The one aspect where the [...]

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Create an Attractive Web 2.0 Design Website

Published on: February 22, 2011 and has No Comments

The purpose of Web 2.0 design is to focus on the user, and to step up the level of interactivity. Instead of limiting the user to simply viewing the content you have put on your page, a Web 2.0 design will facilitate dialog & user created content. Some examples of Web 2.0 are blogs, mashups, [...]

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Make Your Site Load Photos as Fast as it Should

Published on: February 16, 2011 and has 5 Comments

Many people that have taken on the task of putting up a website do not realize that visitors are not always very patient, especially when it comes to page loading. If the site is running slowly, people who come across it are likely to become frustrated and leave, with rare revisits in the future. If [...]

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Increase Your Web Site Performance with CloudFlare

Published on: January 21, 2011 and has 21 Comments

I recently experienced some performance issues on this blog and changed the template to more of a basic look and feel. By doing so I reduced the number of requests for all the pages on my blog, as well as the number of bytes that was transferred. In an effort to increase the performance even [...]

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How to Properly Resize a CSS Sprite Image in Photoshop

Published on: December 8, 2010 and has 6 Comments

Once you have created a CSS sprite image for your website, it is important to learn how to properly resize a CSS sprite image in Photoshop if you wish to add additional images. The reason for this is that when you resize the canvas of an image in Photoshop, the additional pixels added to the [...]

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Speed Up Your Web Site By Using CSS Sprites

Published on: July 28, 2010 and has 22 Comments

If you own a web site or blog, chances are you have thought about how to make your pages load as fast as possible. This is an obsession with many, while a learning experiencing for others. I am one of those that look for ways to make my blog display faster. I have tried and [...]

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My Thoughts on Web Page Designs

Published on: March 25, 2009 and has 8 Comments

For those that have been reading Technically Easy for some time, you may have noticed that I modify my blog design every few months. Since switching over to WordPress, however, I have kept the same template, with a few modifications. In the past week, I have been creating a new blog design from scratch, and [...]

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