Posts Tagged ‘web site design’

Web Site Design for Beginners – Part 3

Friday, August 27th, 2010

The third and final post in this series, Web Site Design for Beginners, is now up on Edmee Roche’s (@edmeeroche) She’s Gone Blogging site.

This blog post covers one of the most important decision you will have to make: what type of web site you are going to develop: informational or e-commerce. Will your site be static, or will it be built with a Content Management System (CMS) so you can easily update the content. If you have an e-commerce site do you want to host your e-commerce site or do you want to use a hosted solution.

Whether you choose a static site, a CMS driven site, an e-commerce site you host or a hosted solution, don’t forget Search Engine Optimization (SEO). I cover all this and more!

Web Design for Beginners

Tuesday, August 10th, 2010

I was honored to be asked by Edmee Rochee (@edmeeroche) to guest blog on her site She’s Gone Blogging about Web Design for Beginners. It is a fun topic, one I really enjoy.

It is being done as a series of posts, so you need to keep going back – it covers what you need to know before you start to design a site. I even go into the basics of shopping carts and the differences between them. It is an overview for beginners, so if you just want the basics, you should check it out!

Redesigning Your Web Site

Thursday, July 26th, 2007

Before beginning the web design process, determine why you are doing a web design and what are your goals and objectives for your new web site. Do you want to move your site to the next level, make it a call to action? This can be done by allowing visitors to subscribe to a monthly newsletter or having an e-commerce section on your web site. Remember if you have people sign up for a newsletter, you will have to produce a newsletter. A simple HTML newsletter can be created as a part of many content management systems.

Is your site redesign being used as a way to bring visitors back to your site, if so you might consider switching to a content management-based web site. Content management systems allow you to easily update your web site yourself. No need to know HTML, if you can type you can update your web site. This will keep the site current and allow your visitors to see something new each time they visit your site. (more…)