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February 4th, 2011 in
Online Marketing, Use of Design tagged deployment support, design, design methodology, layout, methodology, necessary graphics, site, usability standards, website, website objectives
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication! Whether it is a brochure or a website, simplicity always brings elegance and grace to the design. For example, the less complex a website is, the better ease of use it would have – the focus should be on context and content coupled with a balanced design to convey the [...]
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May 8th, 2010 in
Online Marketing tagged be, bringing your business, business, company, foremost benefits, Internet, line presence, online, online presence, Robert Alden, target audience, video, virtual existence, way, website
The Internet IS Growing, Which means more possibilities for you Having a virtual existence is not a want but a necessity these days. The internet has become what the phonebook was (and much more) in the 80s. The advantages are numerous and the possibilities of expanding your business and professional networking infinite. One of the [...]
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February 19th, 2010 in
Importance of branding, Use of Design tagged attention grabber, Brown, color, color combination, Colors, designing web sites, effect, Gray, negative associations, psychology of colors, Red, website
Thinking about colors brings a feel of happiness to one’s mind which generally has a soothing effect. We all have our favorites when it comes to colors. Red, green, yellow, blue the list is endless… Some of us associate colors with situations while some people tend to relate it to places, fragrances, instances and happenings. [...]
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January 22nd, 2010 in
Social Networking in Business tagged alex shaffer, blog, business, community blog, Don, ecademy, Email, facebook, forums, linkedin, networking, networking forum, professional networking, site, social network marketing, social networking, Social Networking in Business, target audience, website
As you may remember in our previous post, Social Networking for Business (Part 2/3), we talked about the myths of social networking, spamming, and the differences between a personal relationship and a business contact. In this post we shall discuss and give a few suggestions, pointers as to how you can publicize your business through [...]
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August 26th, 2009 in
Articles tagged Bud, bud russel, content management system, Contract, control, Control by Halogen Designs, elevate, Elevate by Halogen Designs, indyscore, indyscore.org, information, management information systems, portfolio, Russell, score, score chapter, select web designer, service satisfaction, site, site performance, statistics, statistics program, web, website, website design, website pricing
“Bud” Russell, currently serving as Vice-Chair of Management Information Systems (MIS) at Score Chapter 6 has written an interesting article on page 4 of the indyscore.org newsletter about the need of a web presence for all businesses. He focuses on the benefits of a website and follows up with how to select a good web [...]