Category | Web Design

Use the right KEYWORDS in your meta tags

Posted on 15 March 2006

By placing keywords into a meta element within your documents (a common practice), you enable search engines looking for this information to catalog your keywords quickly.
Keywords can help with ranking because you are able to catalog your site based on descriptive words or series of words that define your site as well as reflect the [...]

Learn Tables in 5 Minutes

Posted on 13 March 2006

There have been times where I have preferred CSS over tables but I still find tables very useful. I just wanted to give a small tutorial on tables for those who were interested.
Table is a matrix like object that holds other objects such as text, images, buttons and etc. Even if you don’t see [...]

Some Neat CSS Tricks

Posted on 09 March 2006

Here are some codes that just makes your website looks neat. Just copy and paste the code into your CSS file and you should be good.

Determining Roles and Responsibilities in a Web Project

Posted on 09 March 2006

Read the first part of the series.
No person is an island, and the same is especially true of Web contractors. Every project requires some level of coordination with additional people, whether they are members of your team, or stakeholders from the client’s company. As such, a successful project becomes less about providing a set of [...]

Intro to Planning and Development of a Website

Posted on 07 March 2006

This is a series of articles that give insight on the development of a website. Keep tuned to TECH BLOG for the rest of the series.
In the past few years, the design community has seen an explosion of sites powered by cascading style sheets (CSS). Highly visible brands such as Fast Company, ESPN.com, PGA, [...]

Recipe For A Good Looking Web Site

Posted on 05 March 2006

We’ve all surfed the web and seen some awful web sites. Sites that never completely loaded. Sites with too many photos. Sites with no easy way to find what you wanted. Another way a site looks bad is when each page has a different look. It doesn’t have to be that way. Templates are the [...]

Be a Smart Web Designer(Not a Good One)

Posted on 02 March 2006

There are two types of Web Designers. A Good web designer and a Smart web designer. I will keep the topic Good web designer for a later day if I decide to become one but for now I am going to talk about a Smart Web Designer.
I am a Smart web designer. I have [...]

Don’t Use Frames

Posted on 28 February 2006

I was looking at a website from a friend’s of mine and I saw that he was using frames. At one point of my designing career, I used a lot of frames as well and later I realized the cons of using frames. So, I thought I could just pile up some issues with frames [...]

DIV and SPAN tags in CSS

Posted on 21 February 2006

HTML contains 2 tags generally used as “containers”. < div >is the first of the two and its use is as a block-level container. The second, < span > is an inline container. Think of a container as an individual part or section of a web page, with content [...]

Basic CSS Tips

Posted on 20 February 2006

When it comes to web designing, CSS seems to be the buzz word. Why are people so crazy about CSS? CSS defines most static things on a web page. CSS is the backbone to all websites. CSS may seem simple coding but creativity takes first place when it comes to mixing and matching colors with [...]

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