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» W3C Validation – What Does It Mean For You?
By Maneet Puri | Published 02/4/2009 | Web Site Design | Unrated | Viewed 822 times
W3C Validation is an oft-repeated term when website accessibility is talked about. W3C refers to World Wide Web Consortium, a unanimous organization that provides a ser of web standards and guidelines that help overcome the problem of incompatibility of code and browsers and help make websites accessible to a large population across the world.
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» How To SEO Your Website For Google?
By Maneet Puri | Published 07/10/2008 | Web Site Design | Unrated | Viewed 222 times
Google is by far, the most popular search engine in today's world. If you want to find out information about anything, your first reaction would be - Lets Google it!
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» Fixed Layouts vs. Fluid Layouts- What is the Best for you?
By Maneet Puri | Published 06/9/2008 | Web Site Design | Rating: | Viewed 3855 times
The layout of your website defines the positions and place of all the elements on the web page. It constructs a structure in the page. Layout is very important in defining the overall look and feel of the website so that it is appealing for the visitors.
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» Prototyping
By Mark Chambers | Published 10/30/2006 | Web Site Design | Rating: | Viewed 2670 times
'Much good design evolves: the design is tested, problem areas are discovered and modified, and then it is continually retested and remodified until time, energy, and resources run out'. (Norman 1998:142)
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» How To Design Your Website For Optimal Productivity
By N/A | Published 05/26/2006 | Web Site Design | Rating: | Viewed 1708 times
What works best when promoting your web site.
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