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• How To Design Your Site Effectively  By : Andrew Smith
  You decide you want to have a web presence. How do you design your website in a way that is effective? How do you effectively create website in a way that makes your clients want to come back? A client or visitor to your website may not want to come back if their experience on your website is tedious and cumbersome. Here are some tips to keep in mind when designing your website:
  
  - Don't use a lot of animated graphics. In fact, don't use any at all because it makes the site...
• Why You Should Avoid Developing A Website In Flash  By : Craig Rowe
  If you know anything about website design, or anything about the Internet in general, then you have probably heard of flash. There are actually lots of websites and advertisements online that utilize flash and some web designers are claiming that Flash is the future of the Internet and web design. However, currently there are more reasons to avoid developing a website in flash than for doing so. Not that flash is not cool and able to attract attention, it is just that at this...
• Simple Tools To Design Your Website  By : Scott Morris
  Why do some websites sell better than others? Do you need a marketing degree to create a website? Does design have much impact on sales?
• Top 10 Webmaster Challenges  By : William R. Nabaza of http://www.Nabaza.com
  Top 10 Webmaster Challenges
• Seven Habits of Highly Effective Webmasters  By : William R. Nabaza of http://www.Nabaza.com
  Seven Habits of Highly Effective Webmasters
• How To Avoid Hackers From Destroying Your Site?  By : William R. Nabaza of http://www.Nabaza.com
  How To Avoid Hackers From Destroying Your Site?
• Emotional colors of the web  By : William R. Nabaza of http://www.Nabaza.com
  Emotional colors of the web
• No HTML Required: 5 Free Tools to Help You Build Content Rich Websites  By : Jinger Jarrett
  You don't need to know how to write HTML to build a content rich website. Use these tools, and you'll have a content rich website built in no time.
• Own a Color  By : Jonathan Munk
  In creating your logo and brand identity, never overlook the importance of choosing the right color. When a customer looks at a logo, his/her mind goes through a sequence of visual perception. The brain first reads shape, then color, then content. So theoretically, the color in your logo is more recognized and potentially more powerful than the company name or tagline.
• Things to Consider When Hiring a Design Firm  By : Jonathan Munk
  With the myriad of chores filling up most entrepreneurs’ “To Do” list, it seems that many side tasks - like getting a logo - get put off until the last minute. That’s when countless business owners realize how important finding the right graphic design firm is to getting their company’s logo.
• What Does Your Logo Say About You?  By : Noelle Bates
  In the marketing world, a lot of attention is given to the concept of “image”, both on an individual product level and for a corporation as a whole. Researchers know the perception of a product or service can be vastly different from actuality. Business owners are faced with the difficult task of communicating to their consumers exactly what benefits they will derive from using their product or service vs. the competition’s offering.
• The Importance of A Well-Designed Logo  By : Liz Jackson
  You have one chance to make a first impression. Potential customers will form an opinion of a business within seconds. A company’s logo is therefore extremely influential, as it is almost always the first thing a customer will see. In addition, once a customer becomes familiar with a business, the company’s logo will always be associated with that company name, and in turn, the company name will be associated with the logo. For these reasons, a considerable amount of thought should go into choosing a logo.
• Do-it-Yourself Online Logo Creation  By : Jeremy Wycherly
  Anyone who owns a business or who is starting a new business can attest to the value of owning a powerful and effective logo. Logos communicate who you are and allow you to connect with your customers with an easily recognizable symbol that is truly yours. But for most people, turning design ideas into a reality can be both difficult and expensive.