Drawing on the Web

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No matter how gorgeous your website design might be, if your visitors have difficulty finding your content, then you will lose those visitors quickly. Here are some usability tips to improve the design of your website to ensure it serves its functions optimally: First, check the fonts and typography of your content If you have [...]

Do you post your email address on your web site? Almost all of us do — we almost have to do this — but that makes it easily harvestible by spammers’ spiders. There are some tricks you can use to make your email address available to visitors but not for the robot spiders… First, you [...]

I’ve just released my “new” (reworked) site Computer for Christmas It was up last year in its first draft, although I got little traffic to it. This time, I’ve designed a new header, played with the colors, and added a lot more information and search features. Check it out when you get a chance — [...]

I made up my mind. I like to tinker with the pages too much to use Serendipity as my blog software package. Drawing on the Web has been a WordPress blog since the beginning. But, I have several other blogs running Serendipity. The “Smarty Templates” for all user-interaction displays may be neat from a developer [...]

Do I Need A Web Site? Should I create one? Web sites have become a necessity for almost every kind of business. Companies, businesses, and individuals need a web presence to show that they are “up to date.” Sometimes, the web sites are designed for e-commerce, the selling of goods via the web site. Other [...]