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Photoshop to XHTML. Part 2 – Chop da Shop!!!

{ Posted on Dec 10 2009 by Steve }
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Categories : .PHP, CSS, Web Design
Continuing on from my opening post about my first ever photoshop to XHTML conversion. In this post I'm going to cover the initial chopping up of the photoshop layout into the individual website sections eg header, navigation, content etc. So ...Read More »

FREE Website Appraisal…

{ Posted on Dec 04 2009 by Steve }
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Categories : SEO, Web Design
How effective is your website? Can you find your website in a search engine? More to the point, can you find your website in a search engine when you type in a realistic search term... ie one that is related ...Read More »

HTML Title Tags are our friends…

{ Posted on Dec 02 2009 by Steve }
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Categories : SEO, Web Design
<title>www.mywebsite.com</title> Urghh! How many times have I seen the title tags simply filled in with the website domain name? I suppose it is better than nothing which is also often the case but... Read More »

Web design, a few simple rules.

{ Posted on Nov 20 2009 by Steve }
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Categories : CSS, Images, SEO, Web Design
One of my passions if you like is to learn more about how to create websites that conform to a few basic rules that are 90% of the time missed out by simple page builder software and online site builders. ...Read More »

Basic SEO Checklist… Part 1

{ Posted on Nov 16 2009 by Steve }
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Categories : SEO, Search, Web Design
SEO is not as big a deal as the SEO companies try to make it out to be... It's basically a few design rules that need to be applied and there is no reason to pay some company hundreds or ...Read More »

My first Photoshop layout to XHTML & CSS website

{ Posted on Nov 14 2009 by Steve }
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Categories : CSS, Web Design
This is the first part in what will eventually become a series of posts regarding converting a Photoshop layout into a fully functional website. I won't go into too gory details as these tutorials have been done (far better) elsewhere. ...Read More »