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How to install a Blogger XML template

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Make sure you have backed up your template before installing a new one. Read the rest of this entry »

Now that you have got your domain name registered, your next worry is about designing a website or getting it designed, depending on your budget,inclination and knowledge.
To help the newbie’s start it right – Design your website before getting the domain name registered. Why park an empty domain on the web just like that? Why waste even a single day after registration? right? So a better idea is to keep your “small but complete” site ready. As soon as domain name registration notification arrives, upload the pages. You can keep adding  value forever.
Small but complete” is what is being explained thru’ this article Read the rest of this entry »

By: Shawn Davari
Psychology behind the colors that can make or break your website’s success.

Did you know that the values associated with colors can have a significant impact on your website’s success? And did you know that you can change your visitor’s feeling, mood and reaction by using different colors on your website?

Some professional web designers do not realize the impact that a single color can have on their project when designing a website for their clients. In reality, Read the rest of this entry »

By: Stephanie Diamond

Redesigning your website to take advantage of new opportunities and solve problems can be challenging. Different political groups jockey for position and new ideas get shouted down or lost due to employee popularity or ranking. A technique that can strip away these “human” factors can make a big difference when planning and strategizing.

In the late 60′s Tony Buzan developed a technique he called “Mind Mapping” Read the rest of this entry »

By: Stephanie Diamond

Small business owners need to monitor whether their investment in a website is providing a good return. Are your products and services easy to buy? If they aren’t, you are wasting time and money and probably doing more harm than good.

Ask yourself the following five questions to see whether it’s time for a redesign: Read the rest of this entry »