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Keeping your website simple is the most important factor for usability.  Be sure to make everything about your website understandable and clear.  Visitors should easily be able to access all the information that is important on your website. Website navigation links should be clearly visible an

A website is the building blocks for establishing your online reputation. In today’s world, many people will browse to your website for more information regarding your company before doing any business with you. More and more people are browsing the internet at work and even at home. If you are

Most web surfers today is very sceptical. To make your website trustworthy and to build credibility, it is absolutely vital to take your website seriously as the web is an impersonal medium. If your website does not appear professional or credible, potential buyers will leave in seconds. ThereR

Reports in the past has shown that 80-90% of all new business websites and blogs will fail to yield successful results. What is even more frightening is that most of these websites could succeed if planned and executed correctly. Why do these new websites fail? What goes wrong? Find below a couple

A successful website does two things.  Firstly, they attract a regular flow of visitors that are interested in what your services or products are. Second, they are usually designed to get visitors to take a action. This could either be to convert them into buyers or at least get them started into y

To have a normal sitemap on your blog and website is an easy way for your visitors to jump to any page on your site.  It can make your navigation easy if you have a big site with lots of pages.  Usually these sitemaps are created by normal HTML and they are know as HTML Sitemaps.  Ev

Unfortunately, many site visitors and potential clients are stuck using the notorious Internet Explorer 6.0 for whatever reason it may be. As web developers, our clients need to be able to reach every potential customer without the fuss of incompatibility.

I’m sure we’ve all experienced a website not working or you’ve spent 15 minutes entering information into a form, and suddenly it doesn’t work. This can be highly frustrating to the user and will most surely result in immediate disinterest. This calls us to ensure that our web pages work for as many browsers as possible in the same way. Read the rest of this entry »