by Tom Hale
“Adwords Evil” is a bit of an exaggeration maybe, especially from a staunch Google advocate such as myself. But I am concerned.
When I first discovered Google AdWords it was love at first sight. Advertising for the masses, highly targeted, priority on relevance. Sounded like my kind of environment. I have often distilled the AdWords creed as I held it down to something like this, “Getting… Continue readingby Scott Frangos, Managing Editor for WebHelperMagazine.com
This article presents a discussion of Website Design Concepts, and practical exercises with the goal of developing a site framework representing a well designed website.
Good design is a combination of science and art. This is particularly true when you use web programming to design a… Continue reading
by Tony Turner, Creative Director: Cranium Creations
An age-old question, and an important consideration in the interest of SEO, usability, and semantics, for folder and file naming convention in websites. Some prefer not using a word-separator when naming domains, files, or folders for the web. For those that do use word-separators, we must choose whether a hyphen or an underscore character is the best choice.
“When a link is underlined, it… Continue reading
By, Scott Frangos - Managing Editor, WebHelperMagazine.com
Now you can boost your categories into the Clouds — tag clouds, that is. Matt of WordPress.com (yes… the Matt — Matt Mullenweg - behind the whole WordPress application development) has announced on WordPress.com, that users of the free WordPress blog service may now elect to convert their Categories into Tags, via a new addition to the Manage menu. This… Continue reading
Mastering the art of managing customer complaints can seem like a thankless job, but keep in mind that for every customer that shares their worries, concerns or complaints, there are likely more that did not express their dissatisfaction, and instead simply moved on to a competitor. Customer complaints can, and should be treated as opportunities.
Customers that are willing to communicate can help provide information on… Continue reading
Premise for Photoshop Tutorial Series: You are a web designer at a small agency, and a client has called to request that you prepare a mock-up for a new home page for a company that sells gifts in Victoria B.C. - Canada. This Tutorial series was perfected and used in College Web Master classes by Author/Instructor Scott Frangos. Now… Continue reading
by Scott Frangos - Managing Editor of WebHelperMagazine.com
Here’s a quick overview of the three main web graphic formats (we’re excluding Flash here, since it requires a plug-in, though we agree it is becoming a fourth major format): GIF, JPEG, and PNG. We’ll compare the three formats, then use and display actual images saved in those formats (images courtesy of PickleZone.com).
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