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Englishwww promo: THE company for designing web pages, web sites, web applications or multimedia for the Web may utilize multiple disciplines, such as animation, authoring, communication design, corporate identity, graphic design, human-computer interaction, information architecture, interaction design, marketing, photography, search engine optimization (SEO), Promotion,....Markup languages: (such as HTML, XHTML and XML) Style sheet languages: (such as CSS and XSL) Client-side scripting: (such as JavaScript) Server-side scripting: (such as PHP and ASP) Database technologies: (such as MySQL and PostgreSQL) Multimedia technologies: (such as Flash and Silverlight) Multiple browser tested: (such as Firefox, IE, Flock, Chrome, Apple, Opera) |
Why you need a Pro. for your website? Well next are a fuw things that you have to think about when you start to design a website. After you have reading those things you will see why we don't use: FLASH , iframes, popup, music, on our site's, and why you need a Pro for your website |
About web browsersThere are lots of things you can do with Web pages. And there are lots of things that it's possible to do, but you shouldn't do. When you're working on a new design, you should avoid these mistakes. You'll have happier readers and a more effective design.Websites That Don't Work in Any Browser Other Than Internet Explorer Creating a website that only works in Internet Explorer is a very bad business decision. More and more people are switching to other Web browsers like Chrome and Firefox. And if you insist on creating pages that only work in IE, you're deliberately limiting your market share It's not good design or good customer service to try and drive your customers away. And putting a banner at the top of your page that reads "this page is best viewed in Internet Explorer" does just that. Customers don't want to be dictated to. They want to do their work, read their websites, and get on with their day. Changing to a different Web browser isn't going to happen simply because your site doesn't work as well in Firefox or Opera. About Music on your websiteMost people, even if they like sound on websites, don't like it to start automatically. They may have their own music playing or be in a location where sound from their computer is distracting or inappropriate. If your website got someone in trouble with their boss, they aren't going to be terribly interested in visiting it again. No matter how nice the music is. This is all true for video as wellAbout Flash webpagesFlash is a great tool, but if you use it for 100% of your Web content and don't have any text alternatives you risk losing readers. There are many usability issues with Flash, the most severe being that it's not accessible. But many search engines don't index Flash content well, and customers don't like sites where the back button doesn't work, which is often the case with Flash websites.About Flash contentEven if you don't do all your content in Flash, many designers will create a splash page in Flash to show off their skills or just provide some animation. The problem is that they are often boring or to commercial for most customers. People come to websites because they want information. Having to wait through even a 30 second Flash animation can seem like they are waiting through a commercial. And "Tivo" on a Web page is the back button as they go to somoene else's site.About popup windowsAnother common trick is to use a popup window to load the entire site. Some people do this to hide their page locations or in some other misguided attempt to protect their content. The reality is that this won't protect your content, but it will annoy your customers so that they won't return. Forcing your readers to view your page in a browser designed by you, which is essentially what loading it in a popup window is, is just as intrusive as resizing the windowAbout iframeAn iframe, or inline frame, is basically a subwindow within a web page that can display content from another source, such as another web page. You may have encountered frames in other web sites; they are often used to divide a web page into distinct sections — or frames — that can function independently of each other. The frames of a web page might remind you of the panes of your SiteBuilder console: Each pane (Help, Site Contents, Page Effects), though part of the whole, can perform its own tasks and functions. Although both regular frames and iframes display content from another source, iframes appear not as segments of the window but as elements within the page, much like images. You can manipulate and position the iframe just like any other page element. however, older browsers, such as Netscape 4.x, may not properly display the contents of an iframe. If the web pages have a bad code or wrong vallue Search engine's will have some problems with the adress of your page's you will see the adress of the page that you load in the iframe on the search list so people will go to that web page without the content of the HEAD page BIG problemEman Engine Stats Directory www.Siti-Web-Bologna.it |
