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Monthly Archives: December 2008
A shameful website in expatriate Spain
One of the main reasons why I started this blog is that I was appalled by the standard of Web site design in expatriate Spain. Of course, most of them were property sites and rental sites, cashing in on a … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Costa Blanca, Expatriate Life, Web design
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Designer-centred website design
What are the key features of designer-centred design? It looks great It doesn’t do the job it should be doing It’s like finding yourself with a really stylish teacup—but the tea leaks out of the bottom of the cup. Or … Continue reading
Posted in Search Engine Optimisation, Web design
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Website design isn’t about the scenery
There are people who think that designing Web sites comes naturally to people who are computer-savvy. Other people think a good design is something visually appealing that they can see on a computer screen. Bad luck. That isn’t what Web … Continue reading
Posted in Web design, Web development
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cPanel for beginners 4: backing up your website
Are you being negative if you want personal copies of all the files on your Web site? I don’t think so. In my fourth article on cPanel for beginners, I show you how to back up every precious file on … Continue reading
Posted in Web hosting
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