When creating an online presence, it’s important to think about the basic ways people want to receive content. A carefully configured website interacts with many people simultaneously. The way people take in and distribute information is easily found on an airplane when electronic devices must be powered off and stowed. By structuring a site around six basic pastimes, you can attract visitors and keep them coming back for more.
I often hear from clients and even other designers, "I want ..." or "I have to have". Although the client should always be more than satisfied with their website project, I do believe that sometimes it is easy to lose sight of exactly who we are creating the website for, and why we're doing it.
As a recently hired employee of ROCKET MEDIA, I have discovered the benefits of a content management system (CMS) for website owners.
The web is swimming with sites trying to be the “Costco” of the Internet. It seems that every site has a place to “become a member”. Many web developers have seen the benefit of being everything to everyone. This concept is also advantageous to users. Life is easier when you only need to go to one place to get everything you need. When it comes to choosing the place to go, you have nothing but options. The problem is narrowing the selection.
What is an ISP? If you have ever wondered how your computer actually links up to the internet, here's how.
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