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If you are planning on creating a website you may want to look into the tools that can help make your online idea a reality. There are many different tools – some user-friendly, others are more advanced – that you can use.
Below are some of the more popular tools that are used by millions of webmasters today.
Nowadays, domain name speculation has become a very lucrative venture. Therefore, if you are looking for a specific domain name, there are chances that it has already been taken. This means that you might have to think of a different name or attempt to buy the existing domain name from the owner. If you opt to go with the latter option, here are some tips which will help you save money as well as time:
The October 2013 Future of Web Design conference website illustrates the trends shaping the look of today’s digital interfaces. The site emulates the minimalist style of a mobile app display. Large rotating images and text dominate the layout, arranged to emphasize a prominent “Register Today” button.
Flat textures blend smoothly into a shadowless surface barely rippled by subtle gradients. A simple red and black scheme against a white background recalls traditional newspaper colors, suggesting that today’s trends are more rediscovery and redeployment than revolution. But whether innovation or imitation, the contours of today’s trends have assumed a clear shape over the past year.
Creating a web design is the first step to making a website. You should always make one of these, even if it’s a website for yourself. It allows you to maintain an overall overview of your project and the steps you need to take to complete it. For a client, it lets them review your design and suggest any changes.
If you haven’t made a web design before, here’s how to do it.
A website builder is a unique tool that creates a platform for people to put together a webpage without any HTML knowledge. It may be similar to the website development software but differs in a few areas that include:
Anyone who owns a business should have a website. It seems like a no-brainer at this point but you would be surprised how many small to medium-sized businesses don’t have websites (Yelp listings doesn’t count) in this day and age. So what’s the holdup you ask? Many traditional companies find the whole process of building and maintaining a website intimidating.
Because the internet is a relatively new thing (compared to older industries) and there are so many would-be experts it’s easy to see why someone who’s never dipped their toes in the digital water are a bit timid. There’s so many variables that go into developing a new website.
eCommerce has become a very popular trend in recent years. Many online stores have emerged selling all kinds of products. One of the best ways of enhancing the conversion rate of an eCommerce site is to have a user-friendly design.
Here are some tips for creating a user-friendly and profitable eCommerce site.
Picture the scene, you’ve spent hours on a blog post – you’ve shared it in all the places you know, hey it’s even done quite well and brought you some good quality traffic – but what’s that? Nobody even bothered to leave a comment. Discussion is the life blood of blogging and ensuring your blog gets comments should be one of your main priorities. Here are 10 tips to put you well on the way.