Creating A Quality Web Site Design!

Written by Martin Lemieux


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The best way to get a template is to have someone professional design your web site layout for you! This will ensure that your template is uniquely designed for your business. It will be easier for you to make changes inrepparttar future. Typically, a template may cost you between $0-$500 depending onrepparttar 132674 intensity and added features!

Now, we've talked about "Slow loading pages". I've found a good "norm" to stick with when it comes to size and speed: Web sites are compiled of 2 elements:

1) Graphics & Layouts

2) Programming & Pages

Both of them require memory from your computer when downloading them. If one orrepparttar 132675 other is too large then this may result in negative results for your visitors.

Here's a good norm to stick with, either you or your web designer should stick with these specs:

1) Graphic Design Layout: Should be no more than: 30-50K in size

2) Programming Pages: Shouldn't be more than: 10-30k in size

Giving your entire web page no more than 40k-80k in size. Anything drastically more will result inrepparttar 132676 loss of many visitors from slow downloading pages.

Animation: Last but not least, making "some" aspects of you page stand out by adding small size animations. PLEASE NOTE: DO NOT overkill your site with graphics and animation!!! I can't stress this enough, your visitors will most likely get a head ache from it and won't be coming back very soon.

Instead, try targeting specific promotions or services you wish to attract your visitors to right away! Many sites exchange "animated banners" with other sites to exchange traffic. I personally NEVER take part in adding ANY banners on my site. I honestly feel that banners only take away fromrepparttar 132677 design, not add to it! A typical "Banner Dimensions" is 468px x 60px. There are many other sizes!

What I will usually take part in, if any, is smaller, more unique banners that are geared to complimenting an article or text with it. This is much more effective because study shows us that "Content (text)" accompanied by a "graphic image" is more likely to be read by our visitors than just text on its own.

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A Web site: To Have or Have Not

Written by Tim Minnick


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You've readrepparttar objections and opinion. Here'srepparttar 132672 information:

According torepparttar 132673 US Department of Commerce, Internet traffic doubles every 100 days. Inrepparttar 132674 year 2000, there were approximately 102 million Internet users inrepparttar 132675 US alone. Today, 70% of America is onrepparttar 132676 Internet. In 1994repparttar 132677 entire Internet economy was $5 Billion, in 1998 that same figure was $301 Billion, and Forrester Research predicted that that figure would be $3.1 Trillion by 2003. Well 2003 is almost over, andrepparttar 132678 latest statistics available atrepparttar 132679 time of writing show this to be a reasonable expectation. 65% of people in America that are onrepparttar 132680 Internet make their buying decisions online… there are more people that accessrepparttar 132681 Internet when they're looking to buy products and services than there are that pick uprepparttar 132682 yellow pages.

Now, I ask you, does your business need a web site?

There are many qualified web designers that are quite capable of developing a cost effective, aesthetically appealing and functional web site for your business. You can find them onrepparttar 132683 web or inrepparttar 132684 phone book. Good luck with your business!

Tim Minnick is the Director of Intertec Web Solutions. He has been developing Aesthetically appealing, functional web sites for businesses ranging from Banks to Trucking Companies for nearly 6 years. He thrives on the challenge of developing an exciting and interesting web site.


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