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Once upon a time, WordPress was used solely as a blogging platform. But times have changed, as is the case with all things connected to the World Wide Web. Today, it would be more appropriate to call WordPress a publishing platform. Users can use WordPress as a website platform for anything from online stores to [Continue Reading]

A great looking portfolio is essential for any web designer to show off their expertise. A simple, single page site is becoming more and more popular because it makes a huge impact in the most direct way possible. The simplicity of this type of portfolio allows your designs to stand out, showing your best work [Continue Reading]

In today’s world, social media is a crucial element to many businesses and organizations. Social medial platforms like Twitter and Facebook can be used to implement strategies aimed at increasing online sales, brand awareness and brand loyalty. As a web developer or web designer that’s able to create an effective website that meets the needs [Continue Reading]

Whether embarking on a freelance web design career or if you’ve already established one for yourself, it is always important to set goals for both yourself and your freelance business. One of the main reasons that people fail at freelance web design or development is that they don’t have a clear idea of what they [Continue Reading]

Chances are probably pretty good that you have a “favorite” browser. Nowadays, people can make their choice from a plethora of browsers. You might use Firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera, SeaMonkey, IceWeasel, or one of the many other available browsers in the market. No matter which you choose there is someone using each and every [Continue Reading]

If you want to attract clients, obviously it’s important that they find you. If your web design business isn’t found on search engines, you’re losing a lot of business. The same principle applies to the sites you build for your clients. If they can’t be found, you’re not doing your job as adequately as you [Continue Reading]

Think about how you go about baking a cake. You begin with a list of ingredients. If you are missing an ingredient you have to go to the store to get it, or decide if you have something that will work as a substitute. Then you need the necessary tools – a mixing bowl, a [Continue Reading]

We believe the old way of becoming a web designer is long gone. Gone are the days of struggling to master all the technical skills and web programming languages out there. Gone are the days of being everything to everyone. Of knowing HTML, PHP, CSS, Flash, Dreamweaver, Joomla and everything else. It’s exhausting – and [Continue Reading]

Templates can be a life saver, especially for the inexperienced web designer. A template is nothing more than a shell of a website that you can then use to fit your or your clients’ needs. Each template looks slightly different and serves a different purpose. It generally requires less coding and gives you a jumping [Continue Reading]

Adding keywords used to be the name of the game when it came to web development. If you had the right ones, before anyone else, you were certain to show up first in the search engine results. However, keywords cannot be patented; therefore, everybody has the best keywords now. There is even a small industry [Continue Reading]