Editor's Pick in Design Principles, April 2005
Using the first ten seconds of view time to offer and deliver your promise is the key to converting a hesitant website visitor into a customer.

Editor's Pick in Design Principles, April 2005
Need to ensure that your website is accessible? Let Alan Cole teach you how to avoid dependence on particular hardware and software.

Editor's Pick in Design Principles, April 2005
Geometric designs come in all shapes and sizes... and lines. You can create your logo design or customize your illustration by using simple lines and shapes to create your very own unique image...

Editor's Pick in Design Principles, April 2005
There is a buzz in the online community about a technology that empowers the average computer user with the ability to create and maintain their very own web presence. In the past, individuals who took interest in having and opera...

Editor's Pick in Design Principles, April 2005
The notion on the great artist, Pablo Picasso’s quote, "Bad artists copy. Good artists steal" is lost on many. And revolving around the graphic designer circles is the quote "Good artists copy, great artists steal" known as Picass....

Editor's Pick in Design Principles, March 2005
There are so many techniques and methods available to create a user friendly website. The first one is by using a server side routine or print stylesheets. The print version may strip out images and navigation that lose their meanin.......

Editor's Pick in Design Principles, March 2005
It's been said again and again, when it comes to getting people to visit your site (and stay there for more than 5 seconds), the quality of your content rules supreme. But once you've bowed to interest, who else must you pay homag......

Editor's Pick in Design Principles, March 2005
Let’s take a walk on the wild side today and keep our navigation tame. Good navigation, like a well-trained beast, should be quiet and kind.

Editor's Pick in Design Principles, March 2005
Navigational direction never hurt anyone. In fact, knowing where you are going is half the battle of getting there. So why not create a map for your site visitors?

Editor's Pick in Templates & Tuning, March 2005
Have the idea but not the tools to build a website? It’s easy to find a firm to handle your needs. It’s easier and more affordable to take another route, however.