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10 Ways a Google Plus Website Will Help Your Small Business
Published by: Matthew T. on 04-04-2012
10 Ways a Google Plus Website Will Help Your Small Business
What are the basic benefits of a Google+ business page? Google+ is the new social network recently launched by the search engine giant. Building a business profile on Google+ will help small businesses develop their customer "circles." drive traffic to their websites and promote their brand. Read the rest of this blog post
Click 50 Times or Just Once with Notification Control
Published by: Jason Ciment on 03-28-2012
Click 50 Times or Just Once with Notification Control
How long does it take you to check your website's various individual social media accounts? Nowadays, a company's online presence cannot live on a main site alone. It's necessary to reach out to your prospective clients and start dialogues through Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other sites and applications that help increase visibility. Consequently, checking, updating, and moderating these accounts goes hand in hand with your website optimization, which can eat up valuable time. Instead, consolidate your social media into one inbox with Notification Control. Read the rest of this blog post
Make Headlines Smart, Sleek, and Strong Headlines with SlabText
Published by: Jason Ciment on 03-14-2012
Make Headlines Smart, Sleek, and Strong Headlines with SlabText
How do you create headlines that catch users' eyes but don't blind them to essential information by making everything big and bold? After all, depending on how much information needs to be included it is easy to make a headline that comes out looking crammed and "busy," and I've helped more than a few of my Los Angeles website design clients with balancing and adjusting the size and amount of text on their home and inner pages to make an impression and still successfully convey messaging. Read the rest of this blog post
Preview and Prepare for Design Degradation with deCSS3
Published by: Jason Ciment on 03-07-2012
Preview and Prepare for Design Degradation with deCSS3
Aside from implementing user-minded navigation, text, graphics, and other elements of your homepage, how else can you ensure that your website is not only enticing and functional, but accessible to each and every one of your users? This is tricky as you cannot put yourself behind the computer and browser of each individual user that visits your site. Some will be using a brand new top-of-the-line laptop with high-speed wireless and all the latest flash players and plugins. Others might be accessing your site through a clunky eight-year-old desktop through a dial-up connection. Your users' browsing circumstances are out of your hands, but with deCSS3 you and your webmasters can have a much clearer picture of everything will load and look. Read the rest of this blog post
Do Your Weekly Web Design Homework with Dolody
Published by: Jason Ciment on 02-29-2012
Do Your Weekly Web Design Homework with Dolody
Webmasters and designers, how do you stay current on the multitude of new developments, tools, and tactics in your constantly growing field? Aside from this blog, I mean. In the current Google economy when nearly every individual and business either wants a website created or improved, there is no such thing as doing too much homework to stay at the top of your game and entice prospective clients with your knowledge of the latest and most effective design and content management concepts. Thus, Dolody needs to be added to your reader today. Read the rest of this blog post
 
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