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A Brief Overview of Web Development

Web development involves design, launch as well as publishing of a website. Developing a website can be both exciting as well as tiresome. Those who want to design a website often seek help and advice from the experts.

Build Your Joomla Site in Five Quick Steps

It is true that Joomla is an excellent open source web content management system. It lets you create all kinds of websites. You just need to know the simple method of building your Joomla site in five simple steps. You can explore the real process of converting your design files into Joomla in upcoming paragraphs.

The Web Development Process – Part 1

One of the more misunderstood concepts, in regards to the web design industry, is that the actual process is much different than that of other client centric initiatives – like financial planning for instance. Yes, the details are different, but the methodologies involved are quite similar.

Freelance Writers: Do You Control Your Website, or Does Someone Else?

Many freelance writers aren’t tech savvy. I know I wasn’t when I first started out in 1993. Back then, websites weren’t as important to your success; I didn’t even have a website until 1999. After spending several thousand dollars to a web designer and still not being satisfied with it, my sister and I (we owned an editorial business at the time together) learned how to do simple ones in HTML. Since then, I’ve built probably 30 or 40 websites. And boy am I ever glad I developed this skill. Now, none of my websites will ever win a design award, but they are functional and work well for what I need. With all of this being said, following are three reasons it’s critical for freelance writers and bloggers to learn how to update their own web presences.

Maximize Your Website for All Screen Sizes – Responsive Web Design.

The key challenge behind RWD is one of design: how to seamlessly adapt to the end-user needs, as well as the viewing screen’s capabilities, without losing your website’s primary messaging or intent. Let’s suppose, for example, that a mobile user will be viewing your site.