Editor's Pick of October, 2008
Site-building is not a "rocket science" any more. Let your imagination and creativity go free.

A great article about old good times when all the sites looked the same.

Your business needs a website. Here's a quick primer on how not to screw it up.

Photo editing, or illustration may be practiced for fun, but no one can pretend being a "designer" without knowing the rules of graphic design. Many people think that being original, and thinking out of the box is a good thing, but it actually isn't if you don't follow the rules...

A usable site will: Help users achieve a goal, usually to find something, such as information, or obtain something, such as an article; Make it easy for them to achieve that goal; Make it possible to achieve the goal quickly; Make achieving that goal a pleasant experience.

When faced with the daunting task of planning what to include on your website and how to write the copy, here are a few tips that will make the task easier for you.

Website Navigation is defined as the science and skill applied to a web site that helps visitors move from one page to another. A good website navigation system is imperative for a successful and accessible website design.

I just recently created my fifth website in ten years. Why? Because it was time. I have changed and needed a new reflection on the internet. A new website gives you the opportunity to rethink, re-choose, reposition and rebrand. Here are some of the signs that it's time for a new one.

Decided to create a website? Do not register a domain name until you have a website strategy plan. Beginners make the mistake of purchasing a domain before they have started to design their site.

You've built a Web site, you're getting a decent amount of traffic, but you aren't getting the kind of response that you had anticipated.