Web Design: Webjunxsion is Foraging It’s Way Through the Muddle

Webjunxsion is Foraging It’s Way Through the Muddle

Written by Barbara Pinyan

Webjunxsion has come a long way since September of 2003. There webpage was VERY unprofessional in repparttar

beginning as you can see at http://www.webjunxsion.com/home. Things seem to be changing for them though and there looks are improving somewhat as you can see here: http://www.webjunxsion.com/MDsp. However I think that they may be a little confused on there company logo. When you go to http://www.webjunxsion.com everything seems to be in a nice maroon color. Then when you visit there page at http://www.webjunxsion.com/MDsp there logo and color have changed to a baby blue. I understand that they are just beginning and starting out in this muddle of an internet business but they need to get there logo’s and colors straight. They need to adapt uniformity. Come on guys let’s get it together ok? When they accomplish this I believe that they will have leaped over a major hurdle.

8 Steps to Design a Surfer Friendly Website That Search Engines Love!

Written by Venkata ramana

Eight Steps to Design a Surfer Friendly Website That Search Engines Love

By Venkata Ramana

1) Crystal Clear Source Code (HTML/CSS)

Many web-designers give far too much importance to repparttar look and repparttar 132646 graphics of repparttar 132647 website while ignoring repparttar 132648 clarity of repparttar 132649 source code. Clean and well-written source code is repparttar 132650 first step to website design success. If a spider cannot find your keywords, you might just as well forget about search engine optimization.

2) Keywords in Title Tags.

Keywords in repparttar 132651 title tags are one of repparttar 132652 most important factors for optimization. Search engines display your title tags in repparttar 132653 search results. This tells surfers what your page is about.

3) Easy Navigation Links.

While preparing repparttar 132654 layout of your website, remember repparttar 132655 navigation links. They must be clearly visible. Hidden links must be removed. Navigation links embedded with key words are an asset in search engine ranking. But beware -- stuffing your navigation links with too many keywords may land you in trouble!

4) Keyword Rich

Pages BUT Understandable Content. Yes - search engines love keyword rich content. This does not mean you have to stuff your articles with meaningless sentences. A keyword rich article can contain a keyword density of five to seven percent. Your articles must also be well edited to make them both search engine and user friendly. Invisible keywords and keyword-spamming are a no-no.

5) Using Heading Tags (

, etc.) For Ease of Reading and Search Engine Friendliness.

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