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[2002-12-30] Simplify Your Navigation
Since navigation is the backbone of your site, it's imperative that visitors be able to understand it. Here are two tips on how to make simplicity a reality in your site:
1. Your link titles need to be understandable.
Visitors need to know exactly what link to click on for the info they need. Unfortunately, visitors frequently get confused and don't understand what a link means. Consequently, they aren't sure what info they'll find at the other end of the link.
[2002-12-21] Web site strategy #1. "Buy or Goodbye"
The first popular strategy for e-business websites we are about to discuss could also be described as a "Sale Focused".
[2002-12-20] Web Site Redesign – 12 Ways to Rejuvenate
When surfing the Web these days, you often come across web sites that suffer from stagnation - they look old, obsolete or appear to have been designed by an amateur. Your web site needs continuous improvement to capture and engage your visitor's attention. If not, they can easily click away to your competitor's site.
[2002-12-12] Make Your Website Pull Orders Like Crazy!
Profits sagging? Finding that sales are harder and harder to come by? Maybe it's time to take a hard look at how you're marketing your products and design a complete system that helps you maximize your traffic.
Here are a few suggestions for increasing your conversion and creating a complete order-pumping website:
[2002-12-11] JV x VM (7) = MTO (Massive Traffic Overload)
Would you just "hate" to see this message on your Website?
ERROR:
MTO Server Overload.
This is a 500 Billion-MB server.
Massive Traffic Overload.
Wouldn't that just be wonderful? Well, maybe not. But you'd love the traffic.
[2002-12-11] Using CSS In Your Web Site
How would you like to have a tool that could make your web site load faster? What if it could also allow you to make changes across you entire site with just a few keystrokes? And while we're at it, let's make it the standard for new browsers, so that your site will still work properly in the future.
[2002-12-10] Advantages for Using FrontPage... Continued
Another benefit to using FrontPage is being able to create virtual directories with ease. As you know, when you specify a home directory, all of the subdirectories beneath than home directory automatically become subdirectories of the Web site as well. However, you can also designate a folder located elsewhere on the system as a subdirectory of the site by creating a virtual directory out of it. A virtual directory is a directory or folder on a server that is not in the actual server directory structure.
[2002-12-09] Advantages for Using FrontPage . . . maybe this HTML editor has some hidden advantages, Part 2
* Another benefit to using FrontPage is being able to create virtual directories with ease. As you know, when you specify a home directory, all of the subdirectories beneath than home directory automatically become subdirectories of the Web site as well. However, you can also designate a folder located elsewhere on the system as a subdirectory of the site by creating a virtual directory out of it. A virtual directory is a directory or folder on a server that is not in the actual server directory structure.
[2002-12-03] Personalization and Information Design
Personalization. It's everywhere. It's the big thing. Everyone wants to implement it--and you can't blame business stakeholders for this viewpoint. Personalization can be a powerful ally in gaining competitive advantage.
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