Welcome to Part 1 of 6 Website Marketing Basics Series, throughout the series we will be covering basic will hopefully give you all the tools you need to make effective use of your website. Website Expectations It’s expected pretty much…
In order to keep all your hard earned data safe we recommend at least a weekly backup. With our Hosting Control Panel it is really really simple and you have no excuse as to why your Websites Database isn’t backed…
This Article follows on up one of our previous articles about Domain Name Registration and why you should register your own domain name. Sadly, again this month we have had a new client come to us, requesting we create a…
“If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it,” says the Baz Luhrman song of 1999, ‘Everybody’s Free (To Wear Sunscreen)’, which is based on the article by Mary Schmich. As a professional web…
Creating a metal effect in Photoshop is really popular; it creates a lovely effect (with plenty of variations) and is surprisingly simple to produce. Step 1 Create a new canvas – say 500 * 300, Res of 72, color mode:…
The purpose o f this blog article is to try and explain some of the differences (both functionally and cost) of having a CMS (Content Management System) vs Non Content Managed on your website. Having a Web Developer /Web Designer…
Most of us (those who show any interest in the web), if we are in the industry or not will have heard about or know of Cascading Style Sheets/CSS. Old Style coding was to style the page, on the page…
For the sake of this article we are going to limit the mark-up to XHTML however the term mark-up refers to a sequence of characters and letters (sometimes referred to as tags) that form the structure of a web based…
For years web designers and developers pushed the boundaries with design elements and the competitive web browser companies got more and more lenient to render such designs correctly until standards had reached an all time low and something had to…
