talking web design for businesses
This is one of the most common questions that I get asked by new clients. It's not always phrased this way, it could be 'I don't really understand computers, will I still be able to manage my web site?' or 'I'm not very technical, but I would like to update my own web site.'
The answer isn't as cut and dried as you may think...
If you really want to distil it down to a one word answer, it has to be 'No'. However, if you take that view when looking to manage your content management system based web site, you're making life hard for yourself. (more...)
There are always ‘red flag’ or ‘nightmare’ clients in any industry. the popular web design blog, Six Revisions, recently posted an interesting article that can help you avoid the pitfalls of becoming that type of customer.
7 things web designers hate hearing from clients
Why is this important?
By avoiding the colaboration pitfalls discussed in that article you [...]
The images you choose for a web site can be the making or breaking of its success. There are any number of ways to source those images, such as taking them yourself, hire a professional photographer or buy stock photography. This article discusses these various sources, showing some of the pros and cons of each and suggesting when you might choose a particular source
It is important to an organisation of any size to have a marketing plan. This article discusses the benefits and elements that should mak up an effective marketing plan.
The workflow and interaction between designers, developers and clients can often be rocky, with each party having thier own agenda for he project in hand. Thi sarticle discusses ways to smooth that interaction and gain teh most positive outcome for all involved.
One of the most common stumbling blocks for web sites is the content, whether it slows the progress of the development, or doesn’t quite hit the targeted ‘keywords’. Here are 10 tips that will help you to complete that porcess more quickly and effectively.
No matter how well planned and prepared you are, there’s always going to be something small that gets missed when a site goes live. Use this list to reduce and prevent those little mistakes.
I came across an interesting article on Web Designer Depot talking about web site content
Online Marketing covers a multitude of disciplines. By undertaking several you can maximise your web site’s effectiveness for a better ROI.
A discussion about the various tensions involved in teh decision to redesign a copmany’s web site.
Commentary about website planning, something that is frequently over-looked in smaller web site projects.
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