Web Design: How to Build and Make Your Own Website

How to Build and Make Your Own Website

Written by Michael Elder

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So, before rushing off to repparttar nearest software store to buy an expensive web authoring program to make your own web site, sit down with a pencil and piece of paper first. The initial step is to brainstorm search engine keywords related to your business.

To help illustrate this concept, allow me to introduce a fictitious company. Let's assume we have just opened a plastic surgery clinic in St Louis, Missouri called John Doe's Beauty Clinic.

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The author has 10 years experience building and marketing simple websites for his own ecommerce ideas and many other clients. Operates a popular American Business Directory located at http://www.siteclimbmarketing.com

Designing for Content

Written by Kelly Paal

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4. My site has grown steadily but more than I ever expected and that created a problem that I didn’t foresee in repparttar

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grand scheme of your web design. Just don’t add new pages to repparttar 132355

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list of links to your other pages could be quite long so keep some sort of pattern of organization so that as you add pages it will seem to fit in with repparttar 132358

rest. 5. Out of date information. With all this content we’re all adding watch for out of date information. Remove content with information on technology that is not longer used. And cycle out old information that just isn’t read or was not very popular.

These are just a few things that I’ve learned in designing for content on my site.

If you have some specific questions please visit my Photography and Design Forum at: http://kellypaalphotography.com/v-web/bulletin/bb/index.php and post your question there.

Copyright 2005 Kelly Paal Kelly Paal is a Freelance Nature and Landscape Photographer, exhibiting nationally and internationally. She owns her own business Kelly Paal Photography (www.kellypaalphotography.com). She has an educational background in photography, business, and commercial art. She enjoys applying graphic design and photography principles to her web design.

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