Tips On Keeping a Traffic-Friendly Website While any name-brand web hosting service offers Internet marketing and SEO services, there are some simple common-sense tips which anyone can follow to at least get on the radar as far as the World … Continue reading →

An excellent point raised over at Bokardo, which reminds us of a fact we sometimes lose sight of: that designers are marketers. Especially in web design, that’s a controversial point. Sure, the “tech geeks” who spend their days slinging pixels … Continue reading →

Now, don’t get us wrong. When there’s a problem with the website, there’s a problem and it needs to be fixed. Whatever we’re on contract to do, we do. But what perhaps is particularly frustrating is the people problems, since … Continue reading →

Just ran across this link explaining the difference between developing the front end and the back end of a website. The “back end” is the “engine”: PHP, SQL, file storage, server interaction. The “front end” is the “body”: XHTML, CSS, … Continue reading →