What Website Visitors Really Want.  This article is exerpts from a famous article by one of America's most brilliant marketing mavens, Jay Conrad Levenson.  What visitors want is probably not what you think they want!

Example of a page done almost totally in Dynamic HTML. So, what's the catch?

OK, you've traken the plunge and are starting your website design, (or redesign), project.  You've figured out who is the potential audience and and what your visitors need to take away from visits to your newly designed or redesigned website.  Now, comes the heavy lifting.

Connections Are Not Created Equal!

"Our target market has hi-speed Connections."  I hear this a lot from clients, prospective clients and  website design people.  I'm thinking: "mistaken assumption!.  .   ." 

Coming up with new web content can be a struggle.  PowerPoint presentations are a source most people haven't thought of. There are 4 different ways to convert PowerPoint presentations to web page content, but only 3 of them are useful.

The choice of menu type for your site WILL have an affect on site usability in addition to appearance, so choose carefully!  The biggest mistake you can make is to have a "fancy" menu system that distracts from the content message.  KISS works every time.

Visual Design, Usability & Credibility:  How Much Does it Matter?

By the late 90's anyone and everyone in the graphic design business jumped on the Website design band wagon. Has the user experience been positively affected by the Graphic Arts people?

Frames - Is this a technology you should be using? (Framed site have one part that is static, usually with a menu, and another part that the user scrolls up and down.) Let's look and the pros and con's.

Does the ASP concept have value for small business, any business?