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• Comment Link Παρασκευή, 04 Μαρτίου 2016 18:25 posted by click here

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• Comment Link Παρασκευή, 04 Μαρτίου 2016 18:22 posted by Maddison

  Create a favicon for your website. This tiny little graphic will make your site much more recognizable should your visitor bookmark your site.
  When looking through their lists of bookmarks, a memorable favicon will make you stand out.
  Try to design a favicon that is consistent with your logo and theme.
• Comment Link Παρασκευή, 04 Μαρτίου 2016 18:16 posted by Cecilia

  Try your best to update the content of any old sites that you have.
  You want to make sure that any of the sites you build seem like they're up to date with the technology that is
  out today - you don't want a site that looks 10 years old.
• Comment Link Παρασκευή, 04 Μαρτίου 2016 18:14 posted by Enid

  Try to code using only CSS. We're moving away from table-based sites to only CSS sites because they are reusable, accessible, and they can greatly reduce your file sizes.
  This allows you greater control of the appearance of
  your site. There are various CSS resources you can use, therefore, knowing CSS is invaluable to web design.
• Comment Link Παρασκευή, 04 Μαρτίου 2016 18:10 posted by Kaitlyn

  A successful website needs to work for visitors using any browser, so it is important to test your web
  pages to make sure they display properly in different browsers.
  What works in Internet Explorer may not necessarily show up correctly in Firefox, Chrome, or Safari.
  Check how each page displays in the major browsers before your site goes live.
• Comment Link Παρασκευή, 04 Μαρτίου 2016 18:09 posted by Ludie

  Master the art of locating navigation menus in the right spot
  if you want a great website. A good tip to implement here is to check
  around to see how other people are handling their navigation menus.
  This is the spot where your visitor will figure your site out.
  You can't have a hidden or confusing navigation menu.
• Comment Link Παρασκευή, 04 Μαρτίου 2016 18:09 posted by Consuelo

  When designing your website, create independent CSS pages for the web browsers and use conditional loading.
  Using these techniques makes it much easier for testing and ensuing
  maintenance later on. All websites need to be maintained at some point, and you
  want it to be as simple as possible so you can easily make changes.
• Comment Link Παρασκευή, 04 Μαρτίου 2016 18:07 posted by Liliana

  Perhaps the most important tip that every web designer should use
  is to always increase their knowledge base. No one knows everything there is to know about web design as it
  is changing and expanding every day. Make sure you keep
  up with the latest advancements by taking the time to learn new
  tips and tricks.
• Comment Link Παρασκευή, 04 Μαρτίου 2016 17:59 posted by Newton

  Use a descriptive title. Many site owners forget
  to name their pages, or name them something generic, such as "Welcome Page." Search engines do use title
  descriptions in their rankings, so make sure you are as
  descriptive as possible, without going overboard.
  Make sure it is usable for your viewers and the search
  engines.
• Comment Link Παρασκευή, 04 Μαρτίου 2016 17:57 posted by Marcella

  When designing your website, create independent CSS pages for the web
  browsers and use conditional loading. Using
  these techniques makes it much easier for testing and ensuing maintenance later on. All websites need to be maintained at some
  point, and you want it to be as simple as possible so you can easily make changes.